Manufactures high-performance, solid-state light engines and imaging subsystems to provide powerful illumination for a broad range of bioanalytical instruments, including fluorescence microscopes.
ZIVA quattro light engines deliver ~100 mW output power at the distal end of a 100 µm optical fiber for each of its 4- or 5-line individually addressable light sources.
Generic benefits of solid-state light engines are key reasons these next-gen sources are increasingly replacing incandescent-lamp sources in bio applications.
Increasingly, neuroscientists are working with researchers in disciplines such as chemistry and physics. This trend has been noticed by exhibitors at the Society for Neuroscience...
Data courtesy of Mark Sanders, Director, Twin Cities University Imaging Centers, University of Minnesota
Fluorescence microscopes and other scientific instruments still rely on mercury-based light sources -- despite associated costs and hazards and many mandates to eliminate the ...
Mercury reduction has become a hot topic in biomedical imaging. Mercury is a toxic element, but because of its heretofore-unique capability to emit several color bands that appear...
Lumencor (Beaverton, OR), a year-old company focused on the development of novel light engines, is targeting life-science instrumentation with its initial products and is gearing...
BEAVERTON, OR—Lumencor, a year-old company focused on the development of novel light engines, is targeting life science instrumentation with its initial products and is gearing...
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