Del Mar Photonics
Image System for combining flow cytometry and imaging
Del Mar Photonics offers integration of multiphoton laser into Image System
for combining flow cytometry and imaging.
Contact us today to discuss your application!
We also offer systems for measuring ultrafast fluorescence dynamics that can
be combined with flow cytometry -
please contact us today to discuss your application
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Beacon Femtosecond Optically Gated Fluorescence Kinetic Measurement System
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Beacon together with Trestles Ti:sapphire oscillator, second and third harmonic
generators. Femtosecond optical gating (FOG) method gives best temporal
resolution in light-induced fluorescence lifetime measurements. The resolution
is determined by a temporal width of femtosecond optical gate pulse and doesn't
depend on the detector response function. Sum frequency generation (also called
upconversion) in nonlinear optical crystal is used as a gating method in the
Beacon femtosecond fluorescence kinetic measurement system. We offer
Beacon-DX for operation together with Ti: sapphire femtosecond oscillators
and Beacon-DA for operation together with femtosecond amplified pulses.
Reserve a
spot in our Ultrafast Dynamics Tools
training workshop in San Diego, California.
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Hatteras-D
femtosecond transient absorption data acquisition system
Future nanostructures and biological nanosystems will take
advantage not only of the small dimensions of the objects but of the
specific way of interaction between nano-objects. The interactions
of building blocks within these nanosystems will be studied and optimized on
the
femtosecond time scale - says Sergey Egorov, President and CEO of Del Mar
Photonics, Inc. Thus we put a lot of our efforts and resources into the
development of new Ultrafast
Dynamics Tools such as our Femtosecond Transient Absorption Measurements
system Hatteras. Whether you want to
create a new photovoltaic system that will efficiently convert photon energy
in charge separation, or build a molecular complex that will dump photon energy
into local heat to kill cancer cells, or create a new fluorescent probe for
FRET microscopy, understanding of internal dynamics on femtosecond time scale
is utterly important and requires advanced measurement techniques.Reserve a
spot in our Ultrafast Dynamics Tools
training workshop in San Diego, California.
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The iCys® Research Imaging Cytometer Specifications
Multispectral Fluorescence Imaging
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Trestles LH10-fs/CW laser system at UC Santa Cruz Center of
Nanoscale Optofluidics
Del
Mar Photonics offers new
Trestles fs/CW laser system which can be easily
switched from femtosecond mode to CW and back. Having both modes of operation in one system dramatically increase a
number of applications that the laser can be used for, and makes it an ideal
tool for scientific lab involved in multiple research projects.
Kaelyn Leake is a PhD student in Electrical Engineering. She graduated from
Sweet Briar College with a B.S. in Engineering Sciences and Physics. Her
research interests include development of nanoscale optofluidic devices and
their applications. Kaelyn is the recipient of a first-year QB3 Fellowship.
In this video Kaelyn talks about her experimental research in nanoscale
optofluidics to be done with Trestles LH laser.
Reserve a spot in our
femtosecond Ti:Sapphire training workshop in San
Diego, California during summer 2011 |
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Frequency-stabilized CW
single-frequency ring Dye laser DYE-SF-007 pumped by DPSS DMPLH laser installed
in the brand new group of Dr. Dajun Wang at the The Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
DYE-SF-077 features exceptionally narrow generation line width, which
amounts to less than 100 kHz. DYE-SF-077 sets new standard for generation
line width of commercial lasers. Prior to this model, the narrowest line-width
of commercial dye lasers was as broad as 500 kHz - 1 MHz. It is necessary to
note that the 100-kHz line-width is achieved in DYE-SF-077 without the use of an
acousto-optical modulator, which, as a rule, complicates the design and
introduces additional losses. A specially designed ultra-fast PZT is used for
efficient suppression of radiation frequency fluctuations in a broad frequency
range. DYE-SF-077 will be used in resaerch of Ultracold polar molecules,
Bose-Einstein condensate and quantum degenerate Fermi gas and High resolution
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