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Here you will read about the newest publications, events, and fascinating science that you can do with our products!

Even though it is all just “looking at cells” (as per our theme), there are some fundamental differences when you move from standard (or 2D) high content imaging to 3D on spheroids and organoids. Three crucial points are worth considering here, concerning image quality, imaging speed, and data analysis. And they were when the CQ1 was first designed.

von Réka Enz
A Telight Webinar with Zuzana Nováková

Zuzana Nováková, an accomplished application specialist, delivered a captivating presentation on Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI), highlighting its techniques, advantages, and applications, as well as the Q-Phase imaging system designed and produced by our partner TELIGHT Co.

 

von Réka Enz
von Réka Enz

In January Yokogawa organized the 1st European CQ1 User Group Meeting!

von Réka Enz

Recently, there has been much buzz surrounding ChatGPT and its capabilities in both positive and negative contexts. To put its abilities to the test, we decided to compare ChatGPT's performance against our in-house product specialist Jonas Schäfer in summarizing a scientific paper.

von Réka Enz

Giuseppe Balistreri on SARS-COV-2

von Réka Enz
CQ1 Confocal Imaging Cytometer Anwendungen Neurite Outgrowth

Cells are wonderful creatures and today´s microscopy techniques provide enormous power, adding speed, precision, and information for various cytometric approaches.

Modern cell microscopy comes in a variety of dedicated forms from simple microscopes to highly sophisticated confocal imagers. The term “Cytometry” just means “measuring cells”, and that’s what all our tools do. Depending on your specific needs our imaging cytometry portfolio offers complementary solutions from simple cell counts through label free time lapse experiments to 3D organoids or deep learning analyses.

von Réka Enz

The CQ1´s dedicated 3D-capabilities and speed enable researchers in this rapidly evolving field.

von Michael Schell

When the pandemic started last year, Yokogawa decided to collaborate with research projects worldwide with the aim to better understand SARS-CoV-2 infection. This article highlights the Covid-19 research of Dr. Giuseppe Balistreri and his working group, University of Helsinki, Finland.

von Michael Schell

The research team of Prof. Prisca Liberali at the Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research (FMI) in Basel explored the potential of organoids for drug screening in a unique image-based screening approach assaying an annotated library of compounds to elucidate tissue regenerative mechanisms in organoids.

von Michael Schell

Yokogawa decided to support the world’s fight against COVID-19, scientifically cooperating with research facilities actively involved in COVID-19 research. In those global collaborations, researchers will use the Yokogawa bench-top confocal quantitative image cytometer – the CellVoyager CQ1 microscope.

von Michael Schell
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