Spinning disk confocal microscope by Andor Technology

The Revolution WD spinning disk confocal microscope from Andor Technology (Belfast, Northern Ireland) performs live-cell confocal imaging at low- and high-power magnifications. A 4x field of view enables application in neuroscience, developmental biology, stem cell research, embryology, and intravital imaging.

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Andor Technology offers outstanding image quality and versatility with the new Revolution WD

Belfast - Andor Technology plc (Andor), a world leader in scientific imaging and modular spectroscopy solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of their latest spinning disk confocal device, the Revolution WD.

The new Revolution WD spinning disk confocal solution sets new standards in live cell confocal imaging. It offers spinning disk confocal to research fields, using different sample types, previously unable to obtain maximum benefit from this great live cell imaging technology. The addition of the WD to the Andor Revolution portfolio brings increased flexibility and breadth to Andor’s solutions, and more choice than ever to researchers imaging live samples.

Taking a leap forward by offering four times the field of view, along with a new design for imaging at low and high power magnifications, the Revolution WD offers astounding-quality confocal images for larger samples as well as small. Most exciting is the depth to which you can now image whilst maintaining high contrast images. This makes the Revolution WD the perfect live cell spinning disk solution for core facilities with a broad user base, appealing to new fields such as neuroscience, developmental biology, stem cell research, embryology and intra-vital imaging.

Geraint Wilde, Microscopy Systems Product Specialist at Andor, said “The images we can obtain from the Revolution WD are simply breathtaking. It is great to have the perfect live cell imaging solution that can now be used with samples that were previously a challenge. It means we can meet the demands of systems biology such as stem cell research and neuroscience, as well as our traditional single cell researchers. We now have something for everybody”

For more information on the Revolution WD from Andor please visit www.andor.com/microscopy-systems/revolution

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