Spectroscopy enables researchers to identify chemical compounds, determine molecular structures, and understand fundamental properties of samples through the analysis of absorption, emission, or scattering of light or other forms of radiation. From infrared (IR spectroscopy) to ultraviolet (UV-visible spectroscopy) wavelengths, spectroscopy plays a vital role in various scientific fields. Explore how spectroscopy drives innovation and discovery across diverse research areas.
With new advances in field of view, sensitivity, wavelength, and sample accommodation, the Ultima 2Pplus delivers an ideal combination of flexibility, resolution, imaging depth and speed, allowing simultaneous imaging, stimulation and electrophysiology protocols with greater efficiency and effectivity. The system is designed specifically for intravital imaging, with fully motorized control of the objective X-Y-Z position, as…
Bruker microfluidics accessory units are designed to allow sequential labeling to be incorporated into localization microscopy protocols with the Vutara VXL single-molecule localization microscope. Bruker offers two units—PlexFlo and PlexFlo96. The units are controlled by Vutara's SRX software and allow flexible configuration of fluidics sequences that are run in conjunction with imaging cycles to allow users to label an unli…
Bruker's MuVi Selective-Plane Illumination Microscope (SPIM) is the fastest multi-angle view system on the market. MuVi incorporates years of Luxendo light-sheet technology innovations to provide high-speed volumetric acquisition for analyzing dynamic processes in delicate live specimens, as well as offering compatibility with any clearing method. A variety of other advanced hardware and software integrations can be easily co…
