Nikon Instruments and Thorlabs Together Bring OCT Imaging to the FN1 'Physiostation' Microscope

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1. “ In pairing the FN1 microscope with Thorlabs' OCT technology, we are able to complement our traditional widefield and confocal imaging systems by providing a similar but more macro view. ”

   By Stanley A. Schwartz

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• Thorlabs
• Nikon Instruments
• Stanley A. Schwartz

1. Pairing Allows Deep Imaging for Live Cell and Live Animal Researchers MELVILLE, N.Y., Nov. 17/PRNewswire/ --Nikon Instruments, Inc. (www.nikoninstruments.com) and Thorlabs, Inc. (www.thorlabs.com) have collaborated to bring Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) to Nikon's FN1 "PhysioStation" upright focusing nosepiece microscope system for Neurophysiology and in vivo, small-animal studies. Ideal for neuroscience and electrophysiology applications, the new OCT system enables an imaging depth of 2-3 (Read Full Article)

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