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What is Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence Microscopy?

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What is Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence Microscopy?

Matthew Köse-Dunn, Teledyne Photometrics July 31, 2022

biological imaging, cell imaging, fluorescence microscopy, medical imaging, Microscopy, structured illumination microscopy, Teledyne Photometrics, TIRF, total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy

ESG: Enabling A Better Future with Technology

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ESG: Enabling A Better Future with Technology

Possibility Editorial July 11, 2022

advanced imaging, aerospace, environment, imaging, infrared, infrared vision, lidar, medical imaging, multispectral imaging, NASA, satellite, Satellite imaging, science, space imaging, vision systems

What is Voltage Imaging?

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What is Voltage Imaging?

Matthew Köse-Dunn, Teledyne Photometrics May 30, 2022

advanced imaging, life sciences, medical imaging, scientific imaging, Teledyne Photometrics, vision systems

What Is Light Sheet Microscopy?

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What Is Light Sheet Microscopy?

Matthew Köse-Dunn, Teledyne Photometrics April 27, 2022

3D imaging, 3D vision, advanced imaging, fluorescence microscopy, Light Sheet Microscopy, live cell imaging, medical imaging, Microscopy

X-ray Imaging and Medical Diagnostics: New Materials and Techniques

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X-ray Imaging and Medical Diagnostics: New Materials and Techniques

Possibility Editorial April 14, 2022

CCD, CMOS, CT imaging, diagnostic imaging, medical imaging, x-ray

Lock And Load: Shotgun Metagenomics and SARS-CoV-2

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Lock And Load: Shotgun Metagenomics and SARS-CoV-2

Possibility Editorial December 29, 2021

advanced imaging, automated optical inspection, CoVID, Covid-19, genomics, machine vision, medical imaging, Sar-CoV-2, vision systems

How Deep is your Light? Imaging Across the Spectrum

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How Deep is your Light? Imaging Across the Spectrum

Possibility Editorial October 22, 2020

automation, digital imaging, electromagnetic spectrum, imaging, infrared, medical imaging, multispectral imaging, NASA, Robotics, satellite, science, space imaging, ultraviolet imaging, visible spectrum imaging, vision systems, x-ray

Taking some heat: Thermal imaging for elevated body temperature in 2020

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Taking some heat: Thermal imaging for elevated body temperature in 2020

Jean Brunelle May 28, 2020

area scan, coronavirus, Covid-19, infrared, infrared vision, innovation, medical imaging, pandemic, system integration, technology, vision systems

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