Teledyne Photometrics

04/10/2025

📢 Meet us at !
📆 Sunday April 13 to Wednesday April 16, 2025
🌎 NTUH International Convention Centre, Taipei, Taiwan
📍 Booth 23
Join Teledyne Photometrics at FOM2025 to discover cutting-edge imaging solutions that are revolutionizing scientific research. If you would like to book a specific date and time to talk to us at this event, please email the team: [email protected]

02/10/2025

Join us at , the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, CA from February 15-19. Teledyne Photometrics will be at Booth 309, showcasing our state-of-the-art imaging technology. Discover the power of integration with Teledyne Photometrics cameras. Meet our experts and discover how we can support your scientific endeavors. https://ow.ly/HWz250UVG88

01/30/2025

It's Thursday already which means it's your last chance to catch up with our team in Teledyne booth 327 at Photonics West. Can't wait to talk to you about your current and future requirements!

01/28/2025

We are proud to announce that Teledyne CEO, Edwin Roks, delivered the keynote speech at OPTICA's VIP Executive Reception on Monday night. 🎤✨

Mr. Roks shared Teledyne's ever-expanding vision and highlighted the numerous high-level applications of our innovative products. 🚀🔬

📽️ Watch the video of the presentation here: https://www.youtube.com/live/-v9S6-2Lvz8?si=cdy2sQJvQxBOsj0G

01/26/2025

Last day to catch the SciCam Team at SPIE BIOS - booth #8319. Come see the latest Teledyne Princeton Instruments and Photometrics products for your bio-related imaging applications!

01/22/2025

Meet the Teledyne SciCam team at SPIE Photonics West - Teledyne Princeton Instruments, Photometrics, Acton Optics, and Judson Technologies will be showcasing their cutting-edge including scientific CMOS, CCD and InGaAs cameras and detectors, as well as UV optical coatings and IR detectors for a wide range of applications. Come meet our team to discuss your current and future requirements.

📆 28th – 30th January 2025
📍Booth 327
🌎 The Moscone Center, San Francisco, California, US

01/15/2025

Get ready for our next webinar, all about using light field microscopy for single molecule detection in 3D! Starring guest speakers Prof. Steve Lee and Dr. Sam Daly from the University of Cambridge, along with Jeremy Graham of Cairn Research, hear all about the latest revolution in detection and how to capture 3D volumes in a single image. Sign up here:

Light field microscopy (LFM) is a revolutionary technique first introduced in 2006 which can essentially capture a 3D volume in a single snapshot, complete with digital refocusing and deconv

12/13/2024

SEE US AT CELL BIO24 – – Visit Teledyne at Booth 438 to learn about the latest in CMOS cameras for fluorescence and cell biology. Featuring the Kinetix camera, which allows you to capture even the faintest signals with incredible clarity. Perfect for high-speed, high-resolution imaging of dynamic cellular processes! Learn: https://ow.ly/cwjU50UnceQ

12/12/2024

SEE US AT CELL BIO24 – Visit Teledyne at Booth 438 to learn about the latest in CMOS cameras for fluorescence and cell biology. Featuring the BSI Express camera, a compact yet powerful imaging solution. Learn more: https://ow.ly/uwZT50Unco3

11/26/2024

Imaging with multiple scientific cameras simultaneously is a powerful tool for microscopy, and we've made it easy to get started with our all-new full hardware and software setup guide! Check it out here:

Imaging with multiple cameras simultaneously is a powerful tool for microscopy, enabling researchers to capture multiple wavelengths, focal planes, polarizations and more simultaneously while retaining the full field of view (FOV) of the camera. This article covers the hardware and software setup fo...

11/19/2024

So pleased to have our team in Heidelberg this week for the EMBL Quantum Biology conference. Stop by and chat with Ando and Mathias about your research and camera requirements while you're at the event.

10/16/2024

Don't forget to register for the BioPhotonics Conference. Our own Matt Kose-Dunn will be presenting "Large Sensors and High-Speed sCMOS Cameras Enable Discovery," Thursday. Oct. 17. Register today at https://ow.ly/8V2v50TMB3i