Call to all microscopists! Nanolive has had a number of scientific discussions recently on whether fluorescence based live cell imaging observations on cell/organelle dynamics and morphology can lead to incorrect conclusions if phototoxicity is not controlled for....
This Friday 13th September 2019 the University of Padua hosts Nanolive and our Italian distributor Media System Lab for a seminar dedicated to label-free live-cell imaging for cell metabolism and intracellular infections. Looking forward to meeting you there! When?...
Almudena spent a great one-week training at Nanolive’s headquarters in Lausanne last week. She was able to conduct great experiments and learn how to work with the 3D Cell Explorer. “It’s interesting to see them moving because you usually just see pictures – so that...
Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVECs) were first cultured in 1973[1]. Since then, their isolation protocols have improved and they have become a model system for the study of a variety of vascular pathologies, such as inflammatory disease, atherosclerosis...
Last month, Nanolive invited to its first global distributor meeting. Our partners from USA, Japan, Australia, China, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Turkey, Russia, Israel, Italy, Nordics, Croatia, Czech Republic, Poland, UK came to participate to meetings, workshops and...
