Stories & Features

  • Interview with Elizabeth Hillman

    Jun 15, 2011 by IDEX Health & Science
    Elizabeth Hillman is an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Radiology at Columbia University, where her research focuses on using light to probe and understand the structure and function of living tissue.
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  • Interview with Watt Webb

    Apr 19, 2010 by IDEX Health & Science
    Watt Webb's pioneering work in his Cornell group has led to significant advancements in optical sciences, namely fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS), multi-photon microscopy (MPM), and optical approaches (using zero-mode waveguides) for nucleic acid sequencing.
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  • Achieve Optimal Image Quality with Characterized Objectives

    Aug 26, 2021 by IDEX Health & Science
    Are you using an off-the-shelf objective lens for your imaging project? If so, how do you model the optical performance and control tolerances without compromising the efficiency of your instrument?
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  • The Bioprocessing Summit Review

    Aug 26, 2021 by IDEX Health & Science

    This summit provided us with an opportunity to demonstrate how Tridex is compact and easy-to-use. Tridex requires only two consumable parts, the reagent pack and the analysis module which decreases instrument size from a typical HPLC system.
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  • Now Hiring for Engineering Jobs

    Mar 1, 2022 by IDEX Health & Science

    IDEX Health & Science, LLC, the global leader in life science fluidics, microfluidics, and optics, has a long history of enabling technologies that have a direct impact on patient care. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought this to light more than ever before. In response to the significant need for rapid, highly accurate testing solutions to help combat the pandemic, our Microfluidics business has partnered with a one of our customers to help them commercialize a rapid COVID-19 screening test. This new testing platform is world-class science and technology that enables highly accurate results at the point-of-care in 30 minutes or less.
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