Dear FILM users and Imperial College London research staff.
Nikon Healthcare are pleased to invite you to attend a demonstration of our AX point scanning confocal, equipped with our new NSPARC super resolution detector. This will be hosted by Volodymyr Nechyporuk-Zloy in the FILM, South Kensington Campus, between 15th and 24th of May.
Developed on the published Imaging Scanning Microscopy (ISM) principle in collaboration with the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, the NSPARC detector allows increases in resolution and signal-to-noise.
- 2x resolution increase with any objective, up to 100nm lateral resolution.
- Excellent resonant scanning for fast and gentle imaging (30fps at 2048x512px).
- 8Kx8K pixels with the Galvano scanner, for extreme detail even at low magnification.
- Full 25mm FOV in all modes, giving you more data per frame, and faster tiling.
- Artificial intelligence modules for easy set up and powerful post-processing.
The AX confocal offers vast degrees of flexibility with tuneable detection, freely selectable PMT choice, integration with FLIM, or combination with other detectors and imaging methods such as widefield, TIRF and STORM. The AX can be fit to existing microscopes of the correct base, and the NSPARC detector unit can also be retrofit to currently operating AX confocal systems, for those interested in upgrading and getting more from your current system.
For any users interested in learning more about how our systems can benefit your research, please provide your details in the circulated demonstration information form and return this to myself or Volodymyr with your preferred time slot choice. Please select an afternoon slot if you wish to do any overnight time-lapse imaging.