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Widely recognized for optical precision and innovative technology, Leica Microsystems is one of the market leaders in compound and stereo microscopy, digital microscopy, confocal laser scanning and super-resolution microscopy with related imaging systems, electron microscopy sample preparation, and surgical microscopy.
Users of Leica Microsystems’ instruments and services can be found in both clinical and life science research, several surgical specializations, disciplines associated with material sciences, the manufacturing industry, and forensics services as well as in classrooms around the world. Instruments and workflow solutions for electron microscopy sample preparation for life sciences and industrial applications alike complete the company’s product portfolio.
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A multicolor image of Cyclestheria hislopii combining autofluorescence, Serotonin-A488, and Tubulin Cy3 red. Courtesy of Dr. Martin Fritsch, Germany
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STELLARIS, designed to empower researchers to drive progress in science, is confocal microscopy re-imagined

Interview about the rise of surgical microscopes for use in ENT

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This list presents current publications in the major application fields for laser microdissection and is updated monthly.

To help you answer important scientific questions, THUNDER Imagers eliminate the out-of-focus blur that clouds the view of thick samples when using…

In this article you can learn how to optimize the preparation quality of your samples by using the ion beam etching method with the EM TIC 3X ion beam…

This webinar is designed to clarify crucial specifications that contribute to THUNDER Imagers' transformative visualization of 3D samples and…

Simultaneous visual and chemical analysis of steel non-metallic inclusions with a 2-methods-in-1 solution, using optical microscopy and laser induced…

In this article we explore several strategies you can take to improve the separation of fluorophores and increase the number of fluorescent probes you…

Here we present a webinar on the emerging applications of Stimulated Raman Scattering Microscopy, covering the following topics: Quantitative…

Leica Microsystems’ TauSense technology is a set of imaging modes based on fluorescence lifetime. Found at the core of the STELLARIS confocal…

This brochure presents and explains appropriate workflow solutions for the most frequently required sample preparation methods for material science…
We are there for you - offering remote product demonstration live from our headquarters in Switzerland 🇨🇭. You can easily register for an...
Learn from this article how you can explore molecular function within the cellular context and separate fluorescent species beyond spectral options...
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Now you can exploit fluorescence lifetime information to differentiate unwanted signal contributions from your fluorophores. Read this article to see...
For optimal visualization of cellular structures, the THUNDER Imager EM Cryo CLEM combines a high-resolution cryo objective with #THUNDER technology...
To further support research on the current coronavirus outbreak, Leica Microsystems has donated a THUNDER 3D Live Cell Imager to the Institute of...