If you’re working in life sciences, you already know how quickly microscopy is evolving - and just how much it's changing the way we study cells, tissues, and disease.
In our new Life Science Microscopy eBook, we’ve pulled together some of the most exciting recent developments in imaging. You’ll see examples like 3D-reconstructed kidney microtissues that actually mimic filtration in vitro, and even laser-patterned diamond surfaces being used as scaffolds for stem cell cultures.
What’s really exciting is how all this ties in with advances in microscopy hardware and imaging workflows. Researchers are now getting clearer, more detailed views of biological structures than ever before, which is opening the door to new kinds of experiments and insights.
The eBook also covers how techniques like super-resolution and fluorescence microscopy are becoming more common in everyday research. Techniques like single-molecule localization, high-res 3D stacking, and multiplexed imaging are letting scientists zoom in on everything from organelles and protein complexes to the extracellular matrix and even neural synapses - at the nanoscale.
We’ve included real-world case studies too, so you can see how these tools are being used in stem cell research, neural imaging, and more.
Whether you're focused on cell biology, neuroscience, tissue engineering, drug discovery, or regenerative medicine, this resource offers a valuable insight into how advanced imaging is helping scientists build more accurate models for more advanced research.
Download your free copy and see how next-gen microscopy could support your work - and maybe even change how you think about your next experiment.
About Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology
Bruker’s suite of fluorescence microscopy systems provides a full range of solutions for life science researchers. Our multiphoton imaging systems provide the imaging depth, speed and resolution required for intravital imaging applications, and our confocal systems enable cell biologists to study function and structure using live-cell imaging at speeds and durations previously not possible. Bruker’s super-resolution microscopes are setting new standards with quantitative single molecule localization that allows for the direct investigation of the molecular positions and distribution of proteins within the cellular environment. And our Luxendo light-sheet microscopes, are revolutionizing long-term studies in developmental biology and investigation of dynamic processes in cell culture and small animal models.
Whatever your measurement and analysis needs, whatever your material or scale of investigation, Bruker has a specialized high-performance solution for you.
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