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juin 4 – 7
Brno Exhibition CentreBooth #29
Make the most of your visit to ELMI, Brno, Czech Republic June 4-7. Nikon will be running several workshops to help visitors focus on faster, better image acquisition and analysis.
NEW! Be the first to see what Deep Learning can bring to Confocal Imaging!
Join us to discover how to switch effortlessly between confocal imaging with the largest available field of view and super-resolution imaging. The newest addition to our range, the groundbreaking, large field of view laser scanning confocal, A1R HD25, offers almost twice the field of view of previous confocal series, each image contains twice as much of the data that researchers require. The A1R HD25 will be presented in parallel with Nikon’s well-established structured illumination super resolution microscope, N-SIM-E, and cutting-edge automation and decision-making software, JOBS.
Wednesday 5 June | 14:30 - 15:30
Thursday 6 June | 14:30 - 15:30
Room #S4
Where we will discuss how JOBS software allows users to acquire their samples in the way they need and how it can be applied to well plate acquisitions and high content screening.
Wednesday 5 June | 14:30 - 15:30
Thursday 6 June | 14:30 - 15:30
Booth #29
Discover how Super-resolution, down to 120 nm, is now achievable by simply using a so-called SoRa disk (Super resolution via optical Re-assignment) integrated with the Ti2 inverted microscope, a range of superior optics and NIS-Elements.
Wednesday 5 June | 16:00 - 17:00
Thursday 6 June | 16:00 - 17:00
Room #S4
We will demonstrate how Nikon’s powerful, flexible NIS-Elements software suite allows users to create their workflow to easily process and analyze their images in 2D or 3D.
Wednesday 5 June | 17:10 - 18:10
Thursday 6 June | 17:10 - 18:10
Room #S4
Systèmes confocaux avancés de haute définition avec deux fois plus de champ de vision que les scanners conventionnels.
Un tout nouveau microscope de recherche inversé doté d'un champ de vision révolutionnaire de 25 mm.
Les scanners de champ sont réputés pour leur faible dosage et leurs caractéristiques respectueuses des échantillons, ce qui les rend idéaux pour les applications de cellules ou d'organismes vivants.
Plateforme logicielle flexible pour contrôler les microscopes Nikon et les composants tiers, avec de puissants outils de programmation personnalisés pour l'acquisition et l'analyse d'images.