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  • The THUNDER Imager Tissue allows real-time fluorescence imaging of 3D tissue sections typically used in neuroscience and histology research. Acquire rich, detailed images of thick tissues free of haze from out-of-focus blur.

    Even fine structures deep in tissues can be resolved thanks to Computational Clearing, an innovative Leica technology. Image detailed morphological structures like axons and dendrites of neurons in a brain slice. The high image quality, even with thick tissue sections, is combined with the well-known speed, fluorescence efficiency, and ease of use of widefield microscopes.

  • 3D organoids offer enhanced physiological relevance and are ready to use from cryopreserved vials. Discover how they can streamline your research with high-quality and comprehensive support.

  • Uniquely Ergonomic System Microscope Leica DM1000

    The ergonomically designed Leica DM1000 with adjustable features and easy-to-use controls adapts to every user to improve comfort and convenience while working at the microscope.

    Featuring high-quality optical performance, the Leica DM1000 is ideal for all clinical laboratory applications, in particular cytology, haematology, and pathology. For special diagnostics requirements, the microscope is certified for in-vitro-diagnostics (IVD) like in-vitro-fertilization (IVF).

    Its advanced capabilities, including fluorescence, make it well suited also for complex tasks.

  • THUNDER Imager EM Cryo CLEM

    In-depth understanding of cellular structural biology

    The THUNDER Imager EM Cryo CLEM is a cryo light microscope featuring opto-digital THUNDER technology. It provides the imaging data and secure cryo conditions you need for successful experimental investigations concerning structural biology. Precisely identify cellular structures of interest thanks to high resolution, haze-free imaging with THUNDER technology, then transfer the specimen seamlessly to your EM.

  • Explore detailed product specifications and utilize a helpful decision tree to determine which organ-chip best meets the needs of your research.