The harmful effects of microplastic pollution on the environment and human health are a growing concern that is being addressed with recycling …
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Grown from human pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), organoids are three-dimensional (3D) cell clusters that form miniature organ-like structures. …
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People often ask us, "What is FlowCam?" and we answer with one of the following: A flow imaging microscope An imaging particle analyzer A …
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Nestled ashore at Black Duck Cove on Great Wass Island, the Downeast Institute for Applied Marine Research and Education (DEI) is Maine’s …
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Flow Imaging Microscopy is a fast and automated method to see highly-resolved digital images of microscopic particles in a flowing liquid. Using …
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From the time of Arthurian legends, fantasy novels like Harry Potter, and across the galaxies of the Klingon empire, cloaking technology has …
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Animal testing for every new drug development protocol has been a requirement since the original 1938 passing of the US Federal Food, Drug, and …
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FlowCam applications are wide-ranging, from aquatic systems monitoring and marine organism research to cell therapy development and advanced …
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Protein aggregation is a major concern for biopharmaceuticals in post-production. Subvisible particles that form due to routine handling compromise …
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In this paper, Kathryn Cook and colleagues at the University of Exeter used FlowCam to study how the daily migration patterns of zooplankton …
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Flow Imaging Microscopy (FIM) is finding its pulse in human health applications through our collaboration with the MaineHealth Institute for Research …
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In flow imaging microscopy with FlowCam, background intensity is an important factor to consider for image segmentation and overall particle …
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