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Temperature control in microscopy
Read our new blog post about temperature control in microscopy.
OUR THOUGHTS ON REPRODUCIBILITY IN MICROSCOPY
We have several news, which are all connected by the topic of reproducibility in microscopy.
We are looking forward to our participation at the #BPS2022. Come to our booth, if you are going to be in SF!It's your first opportunity to see the prototype of #QuScite, our waveguide-based TIRF deviceWe will also give a talk on #VAHEAT and #QuScite on the 21st, 4:30 p.m. https://t.co/ebRxwZFkmd
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RT @AlisonJNorth: If you can build light sheet microscopes we would like to hire you! Optical engineer position available within the Bio-I…
Read MoreRT @hendrik_dietz: Come work with us: We have an opening for a team leading postdoc from cell biology / mol biology / cellular biophysics w…
Read MoreRT @StephanGrill: Interested in a transformative experience? #bestsummerever? There’s only a few days left to apply to #physio22, this year…
Read MoreRT @Maria_Ingaramo: @interherence I tried a lot of other temperature control devices, nothing else was this good. I only wish I had found V…
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Temperature control in microscopy
Read our new blog post about temperature control in microscopy.
OUR THOUGHTS ON REPRODUCIBILITY IN MICROSCOPY
We have several news, which are all connected by the topic of reproducibility in microscopy.
Recent Tweets
We are looking forward to our participation at the #BPS2022. Come to our booth, if you are going to be in SF!It's your first opportunity to see the prototype of #QuScite, our waveguide-based TIRF deviceWe will also give a talk on #VAHEAT and #QuScite on the 21st, 4:30 p.m. https://t.co/ebRxwZFkmd
Read MoreRT @AlisonJNorth: If you can build light sheet microscopes we would like to hire you! Optical engineer position available within the Bio-I…
Read MoreRT @hendrik_dietz: Come work with us: We have an opening for a team leading postdoc from cell biology / mol biology / cellular biophysics w…
Read MoreRT @StephanGrill: Interested in a transformative experience? #bestsummerever? There’s only a few days left to apply to #physio22, this year…
Read MoreRT @Maria_Ingaramo: @interherence I tried a lot of other temperature control devices, nothing else was this good. I only wish I had found V…
Read MoreBlog
Temperature control in microscopy
Read our new blog post about temperature control in microscopy.
OUR THOUGHTS ON REPRODUCIBILITY IN MICROSCOPY
We have several news, which are all connected by the topic of reproducibility in microscopy.
Recent Tweets
We are looking forward to our participation at the #BPS2022. Come to our booth, if you are going to be in SF!It's your first opportunity to see the prototype of #QuScite, our waveguide-based TIRF deviceWe will also give a talk on #VAHEAT and #QuScite on the 21st, 4:30 p.m. https://t.co/ebRxwZFkmd
Read MoreRT @AlisonJNorth: If you can build light sheet microscopes we would like to hire you! Optical engineer position available within the Bio-I…
Read MoreRT @hendrik_dietz: Come work with us: We have an opening for a team leading postdoc from cell biology / mol biology / cellular biophysics w…
Read MoreRT @StephanGrill: Interested in a transformative experience? #bestsummerever? There’s only a few days left to apply to #physio22, this year…
Read MoreRT @Maria_Ingaramo: @interherence I tried a lot of other temperature control devices, nothing else was this good. I only wish I had found V…
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Autumn school: Photothermal effects in plasmonics
We will participate in the autumn school for thermoplasmonics. We look forward to interesting discussions with the students and the opportunity to talk about our stage top incubator VAHEAT. Thanks a lot to Prof. Guillaume Baffou for invitation!
Webinar: Imaging colloids – focus on temperature
We will have two excellent speakers.
Dr. Ahu Gümrah Dumanli-Parry (University of Manchester) will talk about the interesting phenomenon of anisotropic self-assembly to produce optically chiral active matter and fabrication tools in developing structurally coloured materials.
Dr. Bas van Ravensteijn (Utrecht University) will present his research on synthesis of colloidal and macromolecular systems through self-assembly processes.
Seminar: Precision temperature control for light microscopy, IMG Prague, Czechia
As part of the Leica VIP SCIENCE meeting at the Institute of Molecular Genetics, Prague we will showcase our stage top incubator VAHEAT. There will be ample opportunity for practical testing in the local microscopy facility on advanced confocal and superresolution microscopes from Leica. Thanks to our partner Pragolab for the invitation.
Biophysical Society Annual Meeting
We will be in San Francisco at the annual BPS2022 meeting. Come to our booth to learn about VAHEAT and QUSCITE!
Focus on Microscopy 2022
Past Events
Webinar: Live cell imaging – focus on temperature
We would like to invite you to our webinar: Live cell imaging – focus on temperature next Wednesday, October 13th at 4 p.m. German (CET time).
We will host two excellent academic speakers, who push the limits of biological imaging – Alexandre Bisson (Brandeis University) and Senthil Arumugam (Monash University/EMBL Australia).
Seminar: Precision thermal control in light microscopy, University of Basel
Finally a seminar in person! Our CEO Pierre will talk to the Basel light microscopy community about temperature control in light microscopy. There will be an opportunity to have a hands on session with our stage top incubator VAHEAT. Thanks a lot to Pascal Lorentz for invitation! Register here.
Workshops at ELMI 2021
Are you registered for the ELMI 2021 meeting? You can now book our workshops there! We will be discussing all aspects of temperature control in light microscopy.
Woods Hole Physiology course
Due to the demand from the course instructors, two VAHEAT devices will be at the famous Woods Hole Physiology course! We expect that the versatility of our devices will allow them to be used in all sorts of crazy experiments in the best tradition of the Physiology course. We are happy that we can introduce our approach to temperature control in microscopy with VAHEAT. Thanks to our US distribution partners Boston Electronics for organizing.
Webinar on temperature control in microscopy
In this webinar we introduced our microscopy heating stage VAHEAT and hosted two external speakers from the optical imaging center Erlangen (OICE) and the Pasteur Institute Paris talking about their experimental challenges related to temperature control and high-resolution microscopy.
