Summary Nucleus motorized microscopes from Zaber form a compact benchtop microscope platform that offers a flexible configuration to adapt the user needs, and includes fast and precise motorized XY and Z-focus movement devices. Nucleus microscopes are fully controlled...
Fluorescence phenomenon in microscopy can be characterized by its intensity, but also by the time between the excitation of a fluorescent molecule and the emission of the corresponding photon. This measure of time is a microscopy technique called FLIM, for...
Light-sheet fluorescence microscopy is an illumination technique well-suited for volumetric imaging that can be used for a wide spectrum of biological applications. Here, we present an opportunity for researchers to upgrade their macroscope to an “ultramacroscope”, a...
Live-cell microscopy is nowadays widely used to image and better understand the fundamental nature of cellular function and organization. The development of diversified microscopy approaches, such as confocal microscopy, allows to image a large spectrum of cellular...
Fluorescence microscopy has been a genuinely disruptive innovation for examining live specimens. It has enabled the invention of numerous imaging techniques and methods for observing the behaviour of biological objects of interest in a way that mirrors their spatial...