Second High-Throughput imager has arrived
Turku Screening Unit have acquired a second High-throughput imager, which arrived today. The base unit is identical to our existing unit and we will customise the light paths to add the benefits obtained from use of high power LED sources, including electronic shuttering to minimise long-term phototoxicity.
Last updated on March 5, 2025
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