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Vol.6, Issue 1
In This Issue:
Editor's Note
Featured Interview
Tips & Techniques
Product Spotlight
Links We Like
Did You Know?
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Prashant Prabhat, PhD Business Line Leader, Catalog
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Welcome to the first issue of the Wavelengths newsletter for 2015. Semrock, like our customers, is committed to continually optimizing performance. This issue explores approaches to maximizing fluorescence performance when using LED light engines, and an interview with Professor Raimund J. Ober at Texas A&M University.
Along with the change of the seasons here in Rochester, this issue also marks changes to Semrock. As we continue to focus on our valued catalog customers, we welcomed Prashant Prabhat to the role of Business Line Leader for Catalog Sales. In this role, Prashant and his team will be focused on the support needs of researchers in fluorescence microscopy and analytical instrumentation, as well as editorial responsibilities for Wavelengths. You are in good hands with Prashant and the Wavelengths editorial team, and as always if you have any feedback, suggestions, or comments, they are always welcome.
Sincerely,
Jim Passalugo Product Line Director, Optical Filters
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Dr. Raimund J. Ober took time out from his schedule to give us some interesting views on his work and where he sees the industry going forward.
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Prashant Prabhat recently spoke with BioOptics World in a webinar on the impact of LED light engine filters on fluorescence performance. LED light engines provide great convenience and capability for fluorescence microscopy. But their full performance potential is rarely realized. The good news is that you can fix this problem in your own lab.
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Product Spotlight - BrightLine® LED light engine filter sets
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Semrock’s LED-based light engine filter sets are designed to use common excitation filters between single-band and corresponding multiband configurations to simplify interchangeability when installing the excitation filters into the light engine. This not only provides seamless transition between using single-band and multiband filter sets but also provides significant cost savings. The Full Multiband and Pinkel LED filter sets are also available as –ZERO pixel sets. This further allows for development of multicolor imaging assays by combining single-band and multiband filter sets from the broader BrightLine® filter set family.
Current listing of LED Based Light Engines filter sets is available at Semrock’s website.
Interested in learning how these filter set will perform with your light source? Try Semrock's SearchLight plotting & calculation tool.
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Did You Know
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Semrock is proud to announce that the Quality Management System for its Rochester facility has recently been certified as compliant to the ISO 9001:2008 standard.
“This is an important step that demonstrates Semrock’s continuing commitment to customers in the medical point of care (POC) market. Medical diagnostic device developers can continue to place their trust in Semrock to deliver the precision optical filters they need in high volumes knowing that each filter is manufactured using the highest production standards and procedures for consistent and lasting performance,” stated Neil Anderson, PhD, the Business Line Leader for the Medical Device and Point of Care markets.
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