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With regard to super-resolution microscopy, Laser Quantum can provide a laser that suits the needs of your research approach: Structured Illumination Microscopy (SIM) Laser power: ~100 mW Allows high throughput Easy sample preparation Super resolution limited to about 100 nm Single Molecule Localization Microscopy (SMLM) Laser power 500 mW Includes STORM, PALM, DNA-PAINT Stochastical approach … Continue reading
The ventus 532 from Laser Quantum is built for Raman spectroscopy applications, with an M2 close to unity, allowing for a tighter focal point, hence a higher intensity. Raman spectroscopy is a weak process, so you need a high intensity IR, necessary to obtain a good signal. The tight focal point is also important for … Continue reading
In a paper published in Biomedical Optics Express, entitled “Cost-efficient open source laser engine for microscopy”, the authors explain how they developed a cost-efficient, open source laser engine for fluorescence microscopy. Their experimental setup included a powerful diode-pumped solid-state laser (DPSS) gem 561 laser (561 nm, 500 mW) from Laser Quantum. To read the full … Continue reading
In a paper entitled, “Singlemoded THz guidance in bendable TOPAS suspended-core fiber directly drawn from a 3D printer”, the authors demonstrate a simple and novel method to fabricate low-cost THz microstructured fibers. One of the components in the experimental setup is a Tera-SED (Spectral Energy Distribution) produced by Laser Quantum. Tera-SED is a planar large-area … Continue reading
In the first video of Laser Quantum’s robust and reliable laser series, watch how the gem laser survived the weight of a Range Rover. To watch the video, click here. To request more information or a quotation for this or other Laser Quantum products, contact IL Photonics… Continue reading
Expanding the limits of super resolution microscopy into electron microscopy territory! The gem 532 laser from Laser Quantum is a critical laser source that is enabling this cutting edge technique. For more information, read the full paper in Nature Communications, entitled “Molecular resolution imaging by post-labeling expansion single-molecule localization microscopy (Ex-SMLM)”. To request more information or … Continue reading