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Nikon Microscope Solutions Nikon has over 100 years of optical experience and remains the only microscope company to manufacture its own glass.

The official account for the Life Science Solutions division of the Nikon Healthcare Business, with a focus on biological microscopy products and services for the life science, biotech/pharma, and clinical laboratory markets. We are here to be your trusted partner in imaging – from basic microscopes to the latest high-end scientific imaging technologies, including advanced confocal and super-resolution options. Our global corporate mission statement centers on promoting trustworthiness and creativity. We are focused on shedding new light on healthcare by accelerating imaging innovation in key fields such as regenerative medicine and drug discovery, as well as life science research more broadly. Ultimately, our goal is to help people around the world realize a better quality of life. We also run Nikon’s annual Small World competitions – globally recognized for over 50 years as the leading forum for showcasing the beauty and complexity of life as seen through the light microscope. To find contact information for your world area, please visit our website here: https://www.microscope.healthcare.nikon.com/contact

πŸ“„ 🌈 Researchers from Fudan University introduce the lanthanide rainbow   – a palette of   based on erbium(III)-phthalocy...
09/03/2025

πŸ“„ 🌈 Researchers from Fudan University introduce the lanthanide rainbow – a palette of based on erbium(III)-phthalocyanine complexes that can be engineered with tunable near-infrared absorption and common 1530 nm emission.

πŸ”¬ Lanbow fluorophores have high brightness and excitation maxima ranging from 673 – 772 nm, within the optical window of biology. The authors demonstrate their application for excitation-encoded 9-plex imaging in a tissue phantom and 5-plex of the gastrointestinal tract of a mouse colorectal cancer model (figure).

πŸ”— View the article here: https://go.nature.com/4g9pWoA

πŸ”¬ Our AX / AX R     with     detector supports near-infrared    !πŸ–ΌοΈ Check out this comparison of a HeLa cell imaged with...
09/02/2025

πŸ”¬ Our AX / AX R with detector supports near-infrared !

πŸ–ΌοΈ Check out this comparison of a HeLa cell imaged with the NSPARC (left) and a standard confocal detector (right). The cell is labeled for DNA (DAPI; blue), actin (Alexa Fluor 488; green), microtubules (Alexa Fluor 568; yellow), and mitochondria (Alexa Fluor 750; red).

πŸ”— Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4p4izCV

09/01/2025

πŸ€” How easy is it to use our ECLIPSE Ji Smart Imaging System?

🌐 Our website includes an interactive tutorial exploring the basic operation of the Ji for a sample assay using a well plate.

πŸ”¬ The Ji is a reliable solution that provides the power of a research in the form of a user-friendly benchtop assay instrument.

πŸ”— Click to try it out: https://bit.ly/3UUWyZu

πŸ”¬     techniques have greatly expanded the types of questions that can be addressed using the optical microscope, but ca...
08/29/2025

πŸ”¬ techniques have greatly expanded the types of questions that can be addressed using the optical microscope, but can be more challenging to reliably implement.

πŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬ The has the expertise to make your super-resolution imaging experiments successful using the following techniques:

⚑ using our AX R with detector - a robust solution that can improve resolution by a factor of ~2X, even in live samples.

⚑ Single molecule localization microscopy using the N-STORM system, supporting up to ~10X higher resolution in fixed samples.

πŸ”— Contact us about this or our other services: https://bit.ly/4mEVwx5

πŸ–ΌοΈ Image is courtesy of Dr. David Zhi-Zhou He of Creighton University and shows a whole mount of inner ear cells, where individual cilia (~100 nm in width) are well resolved using the AX R with NSPARC.

πŸ”¬ What kind of difference can the CrestOptics X-Light V3     or DeepSIM     system make for your imaging?🧠 This image co...
08/28/2025

πŸ”¬ What kind of difference can the CrestOptics X-Light V3 or DeepSIM system make for your imaging?

🧠 This image compares the performance of widefield (left), the X-Light V3 (center), and DeepSIM (right) for imaging of Thy1-GFP expressing neurons in a mouse hippocampal coronal section.

πŸ”— Learn more about these systems: https://bit.ly/45ES6UX

πŸ”¬ Smart  , also known as  , refers to automated imaging approaches that rely on real-time analysis of image data to guid...
08/27/2025

πŸ”¬ Smart , also known as , refers to automated imaging approaches that rely on real-time analysis of image data to guide the course of the experiment – revolutionizing imaging workflows.

πŸ“„ A new preprint from scientists brought together by the Smart Microscopy Working Group of Euro-BioImaging provides a survey of the current state of this field, discusses various organizational and technical challenges, and provides examples of how feedback microscopy is applied.

🦠 πŸ‘€ A common example of a feedback microscopy experiment is low-intensity monitoring of live cell populations for mitotic cells, which are automatically identified and then imaged in greater detail.

πŸ”— Click to view the preprint: https://bit.ly/3UOMW2j

✨ Nikon has deep expertise in designing feedback microscopy experiments using our unified NIS-Elements software with JOBS module. Advanced functionality for tasks such as denoising and image segmentation can also be integrated using available NIS_ai modules. NIS-Elements supports the use of custom Python scripts in feedback microscopy experiments.

08/27/2025
πŸ“œ  Learn the history of   as told by Uli Koch, likely the most passionate and knowledgeable collector of Nikon microscop...
08/26/2025

πŸ“œ Learn the history of as told by Uli Koch, likely the most passionate and knowledgeable collector of Nikon microscopes in the world.

πŸ“Ή This featured article includes a video interview where Uli provides a fascinating perspective on the development of the Nikon business and the early evolution of our product line: https://bit.ly/479zk9j

πŸ”¬ In celebration of the 100th anniversary of our microscope business, we unveiled MAGNIFIED – a special temporary exhibition at Micropia in Amsterdam for which Uli was generous enough to lend 8 microscopes (including a JOICO, our very first model): https://bit.ly/4oR8vNo

πŸ™ Thank you Uli!

Nikon Small World

08/25/2025

πŸ”¬βœ¨ Our ECLIPSE Ji Smart Imaging System is powered by the NIS-Elements Smart Experiment software, which leverages for operational efficiency and includes a variety of turnkey assay experiments.

πŸ“Ή In this short video, Kohma Hayashi of the Nikon Healthcare System Development Department shares his perspective regarding Smart Experiment.

πŸ”— Click to learn more about the Ji: https://bit.ly/4fPYXy5

πŸ–ΌοΈ Thank you to Moffitt Cancer Center for sharing this striking image of human prostate cancer microtissue, showing cell...
08/22/2025

πŸ–ΌοΈ Thank you to Moffitt Cancer Center for sharing this striking image of human prostate cancer microtissue, showing cell nuclei (blue), prostate-specific antigen (green), and the actin cytoskeleton (red).

πŸ”¬ Imaging was performed using a Nikon AX R with detector.

πŸ”— Learn about the Nikon Center of Excellence at Moffitt Cancer Center here: https://bit.ly/3HnEnIU

08/21/2025

πŸ”¬ ICYMI, the ECLIPSE Ti2-I motorized inverted for and is now available in the US!

πŸ”˜ The Ti2-I assigns key observation mode settings for the lab to dedicated buttons, reducing the number of manual microscope operations by ~75%.

πŸŸ₯ 🟦 Spindle observation mode is a polarized light technique that renders the oocyte spindle in vivid color, regardless of their orientation. With the push of a button, you can switch between Spindle observation and other modes.

πŸ”— Click to learn more about how the Ti2-I can simplify your workflow: https://bit.ly/4lJEn3Z

✨ πŸ”¬ What happens when large language models   meet  ?πŸ“„ A preprint article from researchers at the Harbin Institute of Te...
08/20/2025

✨ πŸ”¬ What happens when large language models meet ?

πŸ“„ A preprint article from researchers at the Harbin Institute of Technology introduce the Embodied Intelligent Microscope System (EIMS), which uses a large model to design an automated experiment based on both complex user input and the real-world capabilities of the .

πŸ–ΌοΈ The authors demonstrate EIMS for several applications, including autonomous transfer of into patterned arrays using robotic micromanipulators.

πŸ”— Click to view the preprint article: https://bit.ly/4mAAEqz

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