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Imaris 9.1: Another revolution in the visualization of complex microscopy datasets

Scientists across the world share their thoughts on the benefits of being a SelectScience member

First ZEISS ZEN Intellesis solution enables segmentation of correlative microscopy datasets

Hitachi and RIKEN push the boundaries of atomic-resolution holography electron microscope

Discover the latest releases, the hottest topics and the stand-out products of the 47th annual society for neuroscience meeting

Improved optical sectioning delivers higher resolution without the need to acquire a z-stack

High resolution 3D block face imaging for biological samples with fast acquisition rates and minimal sample damage

High-resolution 3D block face imaging for biological samples with fast acquisition rates and minimal sample damage

Fraunhofer IOSB and ZEISS cooperate as part of the Ocean Discovery XPRIZE competition

CLUE Series offers scalable platform for imaging and spectroscopic analysis of nano-objects with SEM and dual SEM/FIB (Focused Ion Beam) microscopes.

Find out how materialography methods are being developed at the IMFAA, Germany, to enhance research into materials for energy conversion, additive processing and energy storage

Enhanced resolution and faster FIB material processing for maximum efficiency

Improving ease-of-use and accelerating the experimental workflow

The MRS celebrates two innovative companies who are developing 3D printed radio components and tire wear sensors

The next BIG prize drawing is only days away - simply write a laboratory product review today for your chance to win a $400 Amazon voucher or an iPad

Fascinating video interviews with leading scientists, a tantalising glimpse into the future for labs and the Scientists' Choice Awards

Lab infrastructure solution ZEISS ZEN 2 core is connecting systems, data and workflows

A company has been formed to commercialize the new technique which can carry out nano-scale chemical imaging of material surfaces for drug release and drug delivery

3D microscopy, new products and the very latest cancer research all recognized during a special ceremony at AACR 2017