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The world's fastest scanning speed in full frame |
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Minimal photo toxicity and photo bleaching |
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The world's fastest 3D data acquisition |
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Highly flexible system expandability |
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Direct view of real-color confocal images |
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Compact size, vibration resistant scanner |
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| October |
05, 2011 |
New model CellVoyager CV7000 released |
| August |
01, 2011 |
End of Order Acceptance of the Confocal Scanner Unit: CSU10 |
| May |
24, 2011 |
We will cosponsor the Historical Session in memory of the birth of spinning disk confocal technology at the "11th International ELMI Meeting on Advanced Microscopy", being held on 6/7-6/10 at Alexandroupolis, Greece
This Session will be held on 6/7 evening, sponsored by Yokogawa and Andor Technology.
The main inventor of the Yokogawa CSU technology, Dr. Takeo Tanaami will give a talk on the history of Yokogawa CS.
Offical site: http://www.elmi2011.gr/
After Dinner session:
"History of Spinning Disk Confocal Microscopy" |
| Laureates: | Mojmír Petráň & Milan Hadravský, Plzeň, CZ |
| Speakers: | Tony Wilson, University of Oxford, UK
Milan Hadravský, Plzeň, CZ :
'How the spinning disc confocal microscope was born'
Tanaami Takeo, Yokogawa, Tokyo, JP :
'Brief history of Yokogawa dual spinning disk confocal scanner' |
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| October |
01, 2010 |
New model CellVoyager CV1000 released |
| March |
27, 2009 |
For the first time, transfer of HIV from an infected T-cell to an uninfected one was successfully imaged in real-time with a CSU10 system. |
| January |
01, 2009 |
End of Order Acceptance of the Confocal Scanner Unit: CSU21 and CSU22 |
| October |
01, 2008 |
Discontinuation of the Confocal Scanner Unit: CSU21 and CSU22 |
| September |
03, 2007 |
New model CSU-X1 released |
| October |
06, 2006 |
English website opened |
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