APPLICATION AREAS

Shape the solution around the sample

One instrument does not replace sample preparation or experimental design. We begin with the research question, sample conditions and desired output.

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Neuroscience

Three-dimensional imaging discussions for neural circuits, cell morphology and cleared tissue.

For a useful fit assessment, share sample size, labels, clearing or fixation method, target spatial scale and analysis goal.

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Oncology

Workflow discussions for tumour tissue, microenvironment and spatial distribution.

For a useful fit assessment, share sample size, labels, clearing or fixation method, target spatial scale and analysis goal.

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Vascular biology

Visualisation of vascular networks, perfusion labels and organ-scale structures.

For a useful fit assessment, share sample size, labels, clearing or fixation method, target spatial scale and analysis goal.

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Embryology & development

Imaging discussions for embryos, developmental processes and multichannel labels.

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Bone & hard tissue

Project evaluation for 3D reconstruction of skeletal samples and preparation conditions.

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Cleared large tissue

Workflows spanning tissue clearing, refractive-index matching, volume acquisition and data processing.

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FROM SAMPLE TO INSIGHT

Bring the imaging plan closer to the research workflow

From sample preparation, fluorescent labels and clearing conditions to acquisition, stitching, 3D visualisation and downstream analysis, we discuss configuration around the complete workflow so research teams can plan the next experiment with greater clarity.

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