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  • MicroTime 100

    MicroTime 100

      Confocal time-resolved photoluminescence microscope with single photon detection sensitivity Based on time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) Lifetime detection range of a few ps to several ms with ps timi...

      Berlin, Germany
    • NovaISM NEW

      NovaISM NEW

        Seamless integration with Luminosa microscope , optimized for the PDA-23 SPAD array detector Higher resolution than confocal imaging with pixel-reassignment and one-click deconvolution State-of-the-art computatio...

        Berlin, Germany
      • FluoMic

        FluoMic

          Widefield time-resolved photoluminescence microscope Based on time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) Lifetime detection range from a few ps to several ms with ps timing resolution Selectable excitation wa...

          Berlin, Germany
        • Luminosa

          Luminosa

            Remarkably simple. Precisely yours. PicoQuant has acquired 25 years of experience with time-resolved single photon counting. During this time, PicoQuant has also cultivated strong ties to the scientific community...

            Berlin, Germany

          Overview

          Biological microscopes are essential tools in laboratories and educational settings, designed to magnify and study small biological specimens like cells, bacteria, and tissues. They come in various types, such as compound and stereo microscopes, each suited for different levels of magnification and study purposes.

          FAQ

          What should I consider when purchasing a biological microscope?

          Consider the type of microscope, magnification range, light source, and quality of lenses. Think about your specific application needs and budget.

          How can I safely ship a biological microscope?

          Use a shipping service experienced in handling delicate instruments. Ensure the microscope is well-padded and secured in a sturdy box to prevent damage.

          What is the maintenance schedule for a biological microscope?

          Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lenses, checking the light source, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance instructions.