We wanted to show you a sneak preview of our latest OptoSpin, which we are calling the Optospin 32, because it takes 32mm rather than 25mm filters. It is pictured below with our existing 25mm OptoSpin for comparison. Like its…
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Cairn Support ASCTN Training Scheme in Barcelona Our CEO, Jez Graham, has just returned from Barcelona where he has been teaching on the ‘ASCTN Training Research School’ hosted by University of Barcelona. Jez gave a talk encouraging the students to…
Chinese Neuroscience Society meeting Our thanks to Alex Zhang and System Imaging for representing us in Suzhou, China for this years Neuroscience Meeting
Yes, for Martin and Gareth the October country is the USA, as we’re currently over here for this year’s neuroscience meeting, which is taking place in Chicago. The title of this piece is also a homage to the science fantasy…
Why use GATTAquant slides with our splitters? Gattaquant are a dynamic company specialising in supplying probes for fast, easy and precise quantification of super-resolution systems. Whilst we routinely use and supply their nano-rulers and sub-diffraction resolution beads in conjunction with…
TwinCam used as part of microscope drift correction system TwinCam used as part of microscope drift correction system – one channel for fluorescence and second to detect the lateral drift by using image correlation analysis. The detected drift values were…
Scientific Software and Hardware Developer Description Cairn Research Ltd are recruiting for a scientific software developer with experience in electronic engineering. A large part of the position will initially involve the completion and maintenance of STRÏMM (Synchronised Trace Recording In…
If it’s September it must be Plymouth… September finds Martin and Andrew at Plymouth once again, teaching at what is now the thirty-sixth Cell Physiology workshop. It turns out that Andrew saved the day by insisting on bringing a Photometrics…
The truth behind why we’re heading for a no-deal Brexit THE TRUTH BEHIND WHY WE’RE HEADING FOR A NO-DEAL BREXIT We first advanced this as a tongue-in-cheek theory in a blog in 2016, but as time has gone on, and especially…
Multisplit for multifocal plane microscopy A very big thank you to Richard Wheeler from The Wheeler Lab, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford for sharing his publication with us which uses our Multisplit for multifocal plane microscopy High-speed multifocal…
