Imaging
Widefield is fundamentally any technique in which the entire specimen of interest is exposed to the light source, with the resulting image being viewed either by the observer or a camera.
Confocal imaging offers controllable depth of field, elimination of out-of-focus information, and the ability to collect optical sections from thick specimens.
Super resolution improves resolution beyond the diffraction limit. Each method has a unique set of principles to achieve this.
Light-sheet allows rapid 3D and live imaging of large specimens using a unique planar illumination approach while minimizing photobleaching and phototoxicity.
Stereo microscopy allows low magnification observation of a sample to study the surfaces of solid specimens or to carry out close work such as dissection or microsurgery.
Workstations
Additional Software
- Arivis Vision 4D 3.5 - Floating license
Methods reporting materials and quality control.