Serving ergonomics – 3 steps to healthy working
The only important ergonomic features of pipettes are light weight paired with low operating forces, right? And ergonomic working only means the avoidance of pain? Basically this is correct, but...
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Made Easy...
Lifetime or decay rate relates to the phenomenon of fluorescence, the spontaneous emission of light that appears after excitation of a sample. This process, photoluminescence, is widely utilized...
Nanopositioning in Microscopy
The exact positioning of an object or the microscope optics has a decisive influence on the quality of the results. This is particularly the case with newer microscope technologies such as the...
How to Conquer Your MetID Data
MetID scientists ultimately aim to produce an elucidated biotransformation map with full clarity of the parent compound’s metabolic pathway. This information is used by discovery and development...
Laser Microdissection in Cancer Research – Mutation Analysis Workflow with Pure Cancer Material
Cancer can affect various organs and is caused by mutations of the DNA. Cancer cells are able to escape from natural cell death, divide uncontrollably and spread in the body via the blood and lymph...
New Dimensions in Super-resolution Microscopy
Microscopy and Analysis and Leica Microsystems are pleased to announce the broadcast of a webinar highlighting ground-breaking techniques in microscopy. Dr. Timo Zimmerman and Dr. Eric Hosy will...
Light sheet imaging: New solutions and their applications in Zebrafish embryogenesis
Living cells and organisms often suffer from high light intensities that are used in conventional imaging. Light sheet microscopy reduces phototoxic effects and bleaching, by only illuminating a...
From Epifluorescence to Superresolution in 3D: Exploring the secrets of cellular logistics
The plasma membrane of epithelial cells is divided into separate membrane compartments, the apical and the basolateral domain. This polarity is maintained by intracellular machinery that directs...
Dissecting protein dynamics in living cells by FRAP
In this webinar you will learn about the use of Fluorescence Recovery After Photo-bleaching (FRAP) microscopy to study protein dynamics. It will be presented by Dr Marco Fritzsche, University of...
Correlative Light Electron Microscopy: 1 + 1 = 3
Imaging is one of the key technologies for Biomedical research. In many cases it is useful to obtain data from different imaging modalities. Especially combining 2 techniques in one single...
