Microscopy and imaging

What you need to think about before choosing the best system for your lab

Liquid crystal displays are ubiquitous, but could the technology be used to detect early-stage amyloid fibril formation?

Manual microscopic analysis is the gold standard for analyzing blood smears, but it’s time to make way for automated microscopy

No other device has captured pathologists’ hearts as much as the simple light microscope

“Secretary-mimicking” artificial intelligence could help lift the burden of tedious report preparation

New mobile microscopy and software technology may replace slow and tedious manual examinations for Loa loa parasites

Current tests for nephropathy may not be good enough; but research could yield new options for effective diagnosis

New live cell tomography technology allows the observation of cells in their native environments in real-time

Capsule endomicroscopy offers a new method of diagnosing upper GI tract disease – quickly, easily and without the need for sedation or excision biopsy

New imaging techniques allow researchers to watch protein translation, movement and interaction within the cell