JENA/Germany, CAPE TOWN/South Africa, 2018-11-19. ZEISS today announces its biggest new release of the ZEISS Mineralogic software at the Process Mineralogy ’18 conference in Cape Town, South Africa. This is the 7th instalment of ZEISS Mineralogic since the software was brought to the market in July 2014 and represents a significant advancement in both features... Read more
Your questions answered Events Knowledge A material’s properties are strongly linked to its microstructure, such as grain size, porosity, phase and non-metallic inclusions. Light microscopy is a powerful tool for evaluating a material’s microstructure, but extracting meaningful results using traditional image analysis can be challenging, especially for new materials or materials with multiple phases. For... Read more
Acquiring up to 36 frames per second at full 5 MP resolution News ZEISS Axiocam 305 mono is the new 5 megapixel camera from ZEISS for high resolution imaging at fast speeds. State-of-the-art CMOS Global Shutter technology lets you follow and capture samples accurately. Thanks to its high dynamic range and low noise, it’s possible... Read more
Joint further development of 3D visualizations of multidimensional image data JENA/Germany, MUNICH/Germany, 2018-10-29. ZEISS and arivis have now expanded and deepened their cooperation, which began in 2014. The companies are pursuing the common goal of enabling new findings in life sciences and in materials research by improving the presentation and analysis of digital data. Modern... Read more
New software module ZEISS Labscope Teacher Knowledge News Today’s interconnected world of digital media is changing how students learn. A digital classroom from ZEISS creates an interactive learning environment where these digital natives feel at home. Microscopy is much more fun, and having fun while learning is bound to inspire better results. The challenge as... Read more
Using light to capture and manipulate tiny objects Knowledge News The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Arthur Ashkin of the United States, Gérard Mourou of France, and Donna Strickland of Canada for groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics. The Nobel committee recognized Dr. Ashkin for his work on turning laser light into... Read more
Agricultural research using X-ray microscopy Customer Story When scientists look over a rice field, they do see the beauty of the blossoms, but they also see an exciting area to explore beyond what the eye can see. Besides beautiful scenery, what is rice in the eyes of scientists? How do they carry out their research?... Read more
New High-Tech Site Jena Further expansion of ZEISS’ founding location to create a leading site for innovation Architectural concept aligned with tomorrow’s work environment – ZEISS will be a visibly networked company Modern, cutting-edge complex will complement the city’s architecture ZEISS site will also be accessible to city residents and promote the exchange of ideas... Read more
ZEISS Airyscan technology helps to reveal telomere structure Customer Story News A team of Sydney scientists has made a ground-breaking discovery in telomere biology, with implications for conditions ranging from cancer to ageing and heart disease. The research project was led by Dr Tony Cesare, Head of the Genome Integrity Unit at Children’s Medical Research... Read more
“Images from Science 3” explores interface of science, technology, art, design, and communication Events News ZEISS is sponsoring Images from Science 3, a traveling exhibition celebrating the world’s most extraordinary images and image makers who explore science. The exhibition, a collaboration between Rochester Institute of Technology and Johns Hopkins University, will premier in late November... Read more