We are excited to be working with Harvard Bioscience and their Multi Channel Systems micro electrode array for beta cell screening. beta-screen.com etaluma.com

Win a LS620 Microscope for 6 Months! We invite researchers with an interest in live cell imaging, to submit a short research proposal utilizing our LS620 Microscope. Follow this link etaluma.com/contest and submit a short proposal. Deadline December 31st 2018

We don't just do inverted fluorescence applications with our compact USB 3-color microscope module, we can do upright applications as well. Contact us for your next OEM imaging project.

We were thrilled to donate an LS500 microscope to Barb Phillips-Bredlow's 6th grade class at Northeast Nodaway School in Ravenwood, Missouri. Look for images on Twitter at @NEN6thgrade.

Yesterday I got to drop off a Lumascope to Eddie Adams, Ph.D. and our friends at Active Motif where Etaluma incubated in the early days.

Good to see our Lumascope being used for physiologically relevant oxygen cell culture experiments! Kings has many of our microscopes in hypoxia workstations. Thanks Richard and Giovanni.

The most compact 3-color fluorescence microscope in the world! linkedin.com/pulse/most-com…

A big thanks to Taciana Pereira at Allevi for sending this picture of our Lumascope with their bioprinter. A powerful combination for regenerative research.

3 color epi-fluorescence and motorized z module! Compact, high performance digital microscopy modules, now with motorized Z for autofocus & Z stacks. etaluma.com

Based on the response from the tablet mount configuration built by Stewart Humble (Ward Lab at NIH (NINDS)) for sterile picking in the hood, we can now offer the Tablet Mount accessory for our LS460/560/620 scopes. Contact us for details

#MicroscopistsNightmares

It was a pleasure to donate a Lumascope to Ms. Latta's class at Muirlands Middle School in La Jolla California on behalf of Lamar Rutherford today.

Last week Etaluma celebrated 10 years in business. We also moved our Carlsbad office to these new digs. Come by for a coffee if you are in the neighborhood!

Nice to have some of the crew at the new Carlsbad office for the Etaluma all-company meeting every Friday.

LS620 image from Taciana Pereira of Allevi; she analyzed the viability of Human Neonatal Dermal Fibroblasts in one of their bioinks-GelMA. She commented “the Etaluma microscope is great to image bioprinted constructs, shedding light on cell behavior within different bioinks.”

Check out my interview with Etaluma Co-Founder and CSO, Dr. Lane Niles, as he describes the recent changes in understanding the defects in neurodegenerative diseases and psychiatric disorders being much farther upstream than thought previously. bit.ly/2tDhAiv

A recent paper showing automated ImageJ analysis with an open source macro and instructions for use included. future-science.com/doi/pdf/10.214…

I enjoyed my day with Laura Andres-Martin, Madhura Nijsure, Ilya Kruglikov, and Jacqueline Hebner at The New York Stem Cell Foundation in Manhattan. #stemcell #livecellimaging #microscopy #timelapse

Great meeting with the Hartsough lab at Drexel University who is studying spheroid invasion into brain slices supported on transwell membranes. Thanks to Ed Hartsough, Abeer Alharbi, Joshua Jackson, and Zongguan Huang. #spheroids #livecellimaging #microscopy

A recent customer publication shows that a zebrafish diabetes model is improved by treatment with Red Ginseng (RG). "Panax ginseng repairs diabetic sensorineural damage through promotion of the nerve growth factor pathway in diabetic zebrafish" ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…