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Make new life science discoveries with Olympus microscopes
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Use Olympus microscopes to help your next innovation in materials sciences
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Olympus introduces new clinical microscopy software labSens
Olympus has today introduced labSens – a complete documentation package for clinical and research imaging. The software provides a workflow-oriented user interface, ensuring that the key functions for digital imaging, analysis and documentation are clearly presented and easy-to-use. This is achieved by seamlessly combining the new Olympus BX3 clinical microscopes with digital imaging cameras, as well as automation components, to provide the perfect conduit between the user, the process and the microscope system.
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Built by your needs: Olympus introduces the new BX3 Research Microscope Systems
Olympus has launched the new BX3 upright research microscope system, which delivers unmatched adaptability at all levels. Following on from the highly successful BX2 range, the BX3 systems provide users with a “blank canvas” to fully define their own working environment: from the microscope and imaging components to software workflows, GUIs and the positioning of the controls on the desktop. The manual BX53 frame offers complete system flexibility with optional coded and automated modules and the BX63 frame provides advanced automation as standard. As a result, the Olympus BX3 microscopes combine perfectly with imaging modules, cameras and the cellSens software programmes to enable users to build a system intimately designed to their specific needs.
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Adaptable microscopy systems set new standards in ergonomics and efficiency - the new BX3 Clinical Microscope Range
Olympus has launched the new BX3 range of upright clinical microscopes featuring the BX43 system microscope and the BX46 ergonomic screening microscope. As with the highly successful BX2 range, the BX3 clinical microscopes incorporate the advanced Olympus UIS2 optical components and are uniquely adaptable, ensuring the ultimate level of imaging flexibility and ergonomic operation. In combination with numerous motorisation and contrast options, intuitive labSens software and the Olympus digital-imaging camera range, the BX3 microscopes are digital documentation and future-lab-ready, enabling your microscope system to adapt in line with your changing and growing workflow requirements.
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Olympus VS110 wins two awards at the first European Scanner Contest
Olympus has won two awards at the first European Scanner Contest, which took place from the 25th – 29th May in Berlin, running in parallel with the 94th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Pathology and the 10th Pathology Federal Meeting. The Olympus VS110-S5 competed against five slide scanner vendors to secure two of the three awards within the quality category: scanning mixed slides at 20x and 40x (0.16 µm). This success highlights its ability to accurately image three pre-determined diagnostically relevant regions of interest (ROI) in ten different slides.
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cellSens - Synchronised efficiency
Olympus has introduce the new cellSens software for life science imaging applications. Consisting of three different packages: cellSens Entry, cellSens Standard and cellSens Dimension, all user requirements can be met with ease. Incorporating a unique user-definable interface, the imaging process can be personalised from start to finish, for complete control over the entire experiment. Furthermore, each package integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Windows and Office programmes, making the advanced functionality of the Olympus cellSens family extremely user-friendly.
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