Light Microscopes - Applications
Creating Virtual Slides: The Principle of Digital Slide Scanners
Slide scanners – as they are used since some years in modern laboratories – produce digital images of scientific slides, which have been investigated formerly by light microscopes.
The slide scanner provides the user with a digital image of the whole slide, why it also called "whole slide scanner" or "digital slide scanner". And the images produced are named "digital slides" or "virtual slides".
How to produce a "virtual...
Slide Scanners in Modern Digital Pathology
More and more pathology laboratories take the step to the "digital pathology lab" and purchase so-called slide scanners.
These optical based high-tech instruments provide the users with what experts call "whole slide images".
Leica SCN400 Slide Scanner
Creating digital slides
Some customers ask about the benefits and advantages of such instruments compared to the fully motorized microscope-camera...
Forensic Microscopes for crime scene and trace evidence investigation and documentation
There is no crime without clues, but many of these silent witnesses only become eloquent evidence after specific investigation on several levels.
Leica Microsystems offers ideal solutions for each of these steps - from the first macroscopic investigation, microscopic analysis and forensic comparisons right through to time-saving documentation using digital photography and image databases.
Leica Microsystems Forensic Microscopes
All of...
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) Integration of Veeco BioScope™ II with Leica DMI6000 B
It is a technology and marketing partnership.
The initial phase of the collaboration focuses on the innovation and integration of Veeco's BioScope II Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) with Leica's DMI series of inverted light microscopes with the benefit of imaging, probing & manipulating biological systems: from the living cell down to...
Configuration for adherent Cell injection with Leica DMI4000 B and Leica Manipulator
Offering bright field and dark field contrast, Integrated modulation contrast (IMC), polarization contrast and DIC, the inverted microscope is suitable for life science research and specially micromanipulation.
The Leica DMI4000 B outperforms not only the latest technical standards but also all ergonomic expectation.
Features:
Mechanical coarse and fine focus driveMechanical 6-position M25 objective turretWide range of fixed stages and 3-plate xy-stagesIllumination arm with 12V/100 W halogen...