Choanoflagellate rosette colony. Image courtesy of Kayley Hake. King Lab. University of California, Berkeley.
Light microscopes for scientific research and routine

Laser Scanning Microscopes

Sensitive, Spectral Confocal Imaging and Topography

Confocal laser scanning microscopes use a focused laser beam to scan samples point by point. The ability of confocal microscopy to eliminate out-of-focus light by employing a pinhole aperture results in excellent optical sections with high contrast and enables the high-resolution reconstruction of three-dimensional structures. In the life sciences, confocal microscopes are used to visualize structures within cells and tissues, study dynamic biological processes, and analyze multi-fluorescent samples. In materials science, confocal microscopy is used to examine surface topography, analyze material composition, and investigate the microstructure of materials with high resolution. ZEISS confocal laser scanning microscopes excel with super-resolution imaging down to 90 nm, advanced 4D imaging capabilities, and an unmatched spectral versatility.

ZEISS LSM for Life Sciences

Shaping High-End Imaging for Your Research

ZEISS LSM for Materials

Confocal Microscopy for Materials Research

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