In this webinar we will describe three recent applications for imaging flow cytometry (IFC), a technology that combines the information-rich imagery of microscopy with the quantification and high-throughput abilities of flow cytometry.

What if there was a NMR instrument everybody could operate, that is as easy to use as infrared spectroscopy and as easy to interpret as mass spectrometry? Bruker has reimagined high-performance NMR spectroscopy in a compact benchtop spectrometer. 

The relatively low T1 contrast, long T1 values at higher fields lead to the necessity to adapt sequences commonly used at lower fields. High-resolution studies benefit greatly from UHF.

We invite you to join us on Friday, October 11 at 8:00 PM CET to hear more about Cytek collaborative project with Astrolabe. At Cytek, we are continuously striving to find new ways to enable scientists with cutting edge tools and analytical techniques

During this webinar, Dr Pierre Cordelier will discuss the use of IncuCyte Live-Cell Imaging and Analysis, to track gene expression, following gene transfer in cancer cells, and when using oncolytic viral propagation in live cells. 

Follow the webinar outlining how a team at Radboud University Medical Center is assessing ultra-long read optical mapping on the Bionano Saphyr system to replace classical cytogenetics approaches in routine testing.

The Cytek Aurora flow cytometer has made more than twenty-four color flow cytometry panels possible with only three lasers. The spectral overlap of traditional fluorophores previously limited panel design.
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