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Hmm, I was thinking, based upon these particular images, exactly that wporter old chap. The description sounds a lot like a 'coloured' phase contrast, whilst the images are, to my eyes, suggestive of fluorescent-label imaging... As suggested, direct-comparison would be a great aid to evaluation I t...

What would help your exposition regarding this new and impressive technology (not to mention your marketing), is a few side-by-side images, comparing the same subject using the best of normal technology, to those taken with your new microscope, so people can see the improvement from the new tech. O...

This is astounding to look at. Is there any chance that you could explain the process - but aimed at one who is not all that well versed in the science and technology you speak of? Thanks for the posting of this. In this video (here image) you can observe a cell division. During the cell division, ...

Here a nice summary for those interested in live cell imaging without chemicals in 3D:

http://nanolive.ch/label-free-imaging-p ... icroscope/

What do you think about that?

Protocol: The cells were grown to 60% confluency in complete DMEM medium in ibidi 35mm glass bottom dish. The time-lapse imaging experiment was conducted with a ibidi-nanolive top stage incubator tor set to 37°C and 5% CO2 for 8h, capturing images every 30 seconds. The image was taken using Nanolive...

Live imaging of mouse pre-adipocytes for 48 hours. 1 image per minute. This is label-free yet you can see amazing biology unfolding under your eyes! This is unique material as never seen before. Technology: 3D Cell Explorer microscope from Nanolive, Switzerland. For more information, visit http://ww...