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Carl Zeiss Introduces Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy Solution for Life Sciences
Dr. Ulrich Simon, president and CEO of Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH said: "After the successful launch of Shuttle & Find for materials analysis, we are taking the next step and providing scientists in life science disciplines with a productive solution for correlative microscopy. As the world's only provider of both light and electron microscopes in all performance classes, Carl Zeiss is uniquely well suited to bridge the micro and nano worlds." Applications background Correlative examinations that combine fluorescence microscope images and scanning electron microscope images of one and the same region open up new and fascinating possibilities. One of the scientific partners in the development of the interface is Dr. Roger Wepf, director of the EMEZ Electron Microscope Center at the ETH in Zurich. In his words, "Very helpful indeed. Shuttle & Find eliminates the time-consuming search for identical regions in the light and electron microscopes. Correlative microscopy now really works even if there are still some issues regarding specimen preparation." Shuttle & Find connects all light microscopes from Carl Zeiss that can be equipped with a motorized stage (SteREO Discovery, Axio Scope, Axio Imager, Axio Examiner and also the Axio Observer inverted microscope) with all ZEISS scanning electron microscopes of the types EVO, SIGMA, SUPRA, ULTRA, MERLIN as well as with the CrossBeam (FIB-SEM) system AURIGA. For more information about Shuttle & Find, please visit the Carl Zeiss booth at the IMC 17 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, or contact your local sales representative. |
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