Monthly Archives: January 2021
Illumination and Clarity in Multiplexing
Leveraging Advanced Light Sources and Detection Devices Fluorescence multiplexing itself is not new, but its power to acquire large amounts of relevant biological information quickly has advanced significantly in the last few years. Do you have questions about multiplexing? Despite its usefulness to correlate multiple elements, many researchers are unfamiliar with recent advances that are … Continue reading
Photonis’s Low-Light NocturnMD
The Nocturn MD imaging camera core from Photonis is a rugged low light imaging core that features high definition resolution, high sensitivity and high dynamic range with low power consumption. Powered by Photonis’s 1-inch optical format, 1280×1024 pixels, Lynx CMOS sensor and Micro OLED 1746×1000 pixels, black-and-white monochrome micro-display, the Nocturn provides real-time imaging capabilities … Continue reading
Introduction to Laser Shock Peening (LSP) Process
Since the early middle ages, mankind has always struggled to increase the hardness and flexibility of metals, thereby improving the durability and reliability of metal tools and parts. From the Damascus steel smiths to the swordsmiths of medieval Japan, the method of cold-working metal by the application of precise mechanical pressure, such as hammer blows, … Continue reading
Quantum Sensing Solutions for Life Science
The life sciences comprise the branches of science that involve the scientific study of life and organisms, such as microorganisms, plants, and animals including human beings. Life Science explains how all these organisms work and why they are the way they are: evolution and genetics. This broad discipline includes biology and its related fields: biochemistry, … Continue reading
UltraFlat Dichroics for Distortion-Free Reflection
UltraFlat Dichroics from Chroma Technology provide superior surface flatness for distortion-free reflection. Dichroic beamsplitters (mirrors) are used as light guiding optics that reflect a specified range(s) of wavelengths and transmit a different specified range(s) of wavelengths at a specified AOI, typically 45 degrees. Most of Chroma’s catalog dichroics are intended for use at 45 degrees AOI. … Continue reading
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