Nikon Microscope Solutions

👀Struggling with complex setups or compromised image quality? Nikon’s smart imaging platform ECLIPSE Ji with the AX confocal system provides a simple yet powerful solution for your routine experiments. 👉Contact us to learn more: bit.ly/4uGNuYQ

🌟Watch how the NSPARC excels not only in the visible spectrum but also in the near-infrared range. 👉Contact us to learn more: bit.ly/4rETGO8 🔬Sample: Cell 4C NIR from Gattaquant-DAPI (light blue), TOMM20 AF488 (yellow), Actin AF647 (indigo), Tubulin AF750 (magenta)

🌷Spring Cleaning: Maintain your microscope camera for peak performance! 🤝Our Digital Sight 10 maintenance guide covers routine care, cleaning the camera body and mount interior, and safe sensor‑cleaning procedures. 🔗Read more: bit.ly/4buQv5z

Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease #MASLD is a leading cause of liver cancer. New research from Ghiles Imerzoukene & the Nikon Center of Excellence at APEX PAnTher INRAE Oniris Nantes identifies the protein MLKL as a key driver. 👉 go.nature.com/4luV2d0

🎥Our latest webinar archive, Spatial Transcriptomics in 3D: Automated MERFISH on a Nikon Platform, presented by Professor Jonathan Brewer, is now live. 👀You can access the complete recording to explore the highlights at your own pace. 👉Check out now: bit.ly/3P2V67L

🌸Spring Cleaning: the proper handling and disinfecting procedures for your Nikon Microscope equipment. 🔬In a shared lab environment, maintaining high standards of cleanliness is vital. 🎥Looking for more? Visit our YouTube channel: bit.ly/40TM7Z1

🤖Harbin Institute of Technology researchers designed gear‑shaped microrobots built from metal–organic frameworks (MOFs). They gently interact with cell microvilli, delivering controlled pushes and twists while tracking cell responses in real time. Read: bit.ly/4rSCm9g

👀In the world of fluorescence imaging, "good enough" is the enemy of "groundbreaking." ✨Check out our latest visual guide: Illuminating Biology in Colour. A useful reference to refine their fluorescence imaging workflow. 📥Download the poster: bit.ly/4basvEG

💜 Happy International Women’s Day! 💡Seeing a clearer future, powered by women. 🔬We are honored to support the visionary women dedicating their careers to advancing human health and deepening our understanding of the world through science. #IWD #IWD2026 #WomenInScience

🐑 The Answer is... Dolly the Sheep! 🔬 If you guessed Dolly in last week's quiz, you’re part of the 75% who got it right! While Dolly became a global celebrity in 1996, there was a silent partner in that Scottish lab: A Nikon TMD microscope. See the results 👇

📸Throwback to a fantastic few weeks ago at the World Health Expo Labs in Dubai! 🤝Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth. 📩If you missed us or didn't get a chance to chat, don't worry! Reach out today: bit.ly/3MQdIXP #NikonMicroscopy #WHXLabs

🌸Spring Cleaning Series: Don't let a dirty lens bottleneck your research. Your objective is the most critical component of your microscope, but it’s also the most vulnerable to performance-killing debris. 👉More in-depth cleaning guide by objective type: bit.ly/40DodAR

🧠How does the brain fine-tune its circuits during development? Kamaldeep Singh & the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research team uncover a new mechanism: how endosomes (tiny transport vesicles) guide the remodeling of synaptic connections. 📖Read bit.ly/4aW7OfA

⏰Final reminder - webinar this week! 4 March 2026 - 16:00 CET | 10:00 EST Prof. Jonathan Brewer explains how automated fluidics on the ECLIPSE Ti2 Inverted Microscope support robust and scalable spatial transcriptomics workflows. 👉Register: bit.ly/45lP2fL

Did you know that in 1996, researchers used a Nikon microscope during the process of cloning the very first mammal from an adult cell? 🔬🐑🧬 What was the name of the mammal?

In this My Research Using Nikon's Microscopes, W. Gregory Sawyer, PhD (Moffitt Cancer Center) shares his perspective ✨ Read more ▶ bit.ly/4rn0YH7 *Position and affiliation mentioned are as of the website publication time. #NikonMicroscopy #Microscopy

👁️Photoreceptor cells, the light‑sensing cells that allow us to see, are known to be extremely fragile. Once they start dying, it’s usually thought to be permanent. A new study in Cell Death & Disease overturns that assumption. 📖 Read the paper: doi.org/10.1038/s41419…

🔬 Join our webinar as Prof. Brewer showcases a fully integrated MERFISH platform on a Nikon microscope, combining: • Automated fluidic labeling • High-throughput 3D imaging • Workflow automation 🗓 4 March, 16:00 CET / 10:00 EST 👉 Register: bit.ly/45lP2fL

See how Nikon microscopes are making a difference across diverse fields, from cancer research to regenerative medicine, and more! 🔬 Our Well-Being series introduces how our microscopes are used in various fields 💡 bit.ly/3MN8Lij #NikonMicroscopy #SDGs #WellBeing

👋We are getting ready for #FOM2026 in Stockholm! 🔬This meeting brings together an exceptional scientific community. Join us at Booth 52! 💻If you haven’t registered already, you can do so here: bit.ly/3ZISYEd #NikonMicroscopy #FOM #FocusOnMicroscopy