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Falcon II™ wide-field raman chemical imaging system
ChemImageThe FALCON II is the only Wide-field Raman Chemical Imaging System optimized for both chemical imaging and spectroscopy. It employs high throughput liquid crystal-based imaging technology and Electron Multiplication Charge Coupled Device (EMCCD) cameras for Wide-field Hyperspectral Imaging. THE FALCON II OFFERS: HIGH-RESOLUTION IMAGING LITTLE TO NO SAMPLE PREPARATION NONDESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS REAL-TIME ACQUISITION AU…
SECOM with Wide-Field Fluorescence Microscopy
Delmic B.VIn the life sciences, the SECOM platform can be used for easily and quickly combining light and electron microscopy. In one device, the SECOM platform allows the user to obtain functional color information through fluorescence microscopy and structural information by using the scanning electron microscope. As the optical axes of both microscopes are very precisely aligned, the overlay of the fluorescent and electron images bec…
Towards a Condensed Platform for Protein Aggregation Profiling
Malvern Panalytical wins Innovate UK grant to lead biopharmaceutical consortium on aggregation analytics
Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Premieres Fast, Low Sample Volume Analyser at analytica 2016
Vi-CELL MetaFLEX offers a new approach for the bioprocessing market
Innovations from FRITSCH Milling and Sizing at analytica 2016 - Hall B2 Stand 303
Discover the FRITSCH innovations live during analytica 2016
Autoscribe Informatics Outscores Rivals for LIMS Project in USA
Matrix Gemini Laboratory Information System provides analytical services that enables the Californian District’s demand for water to be met
Excellence in automated liquid handlers made possible through Hamilton Company and Artel collaboration
Scripting services streamline automated liquid handler performance and user convenience
Drug development: Improving analytical method performance through quality risk management and a design of experiments approach
Join our webinar on Wednesday, September 4, for an overview of Quality by Design approaches to analytical method development






















