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Looking inside a particle - CytoSense 'true imaging feature'.
03.10.2019 by George Dubelaar
With our Imaging-In-Flow system you can get a good impression of the 3D spatial structure of the cells and organisms, explained by some exemplary pictures made of Volvox colonies (Figure 1) flowing at 2 m/s through the CytoSense...more
Teaming up drones and cytometers: a next step towards synoptic monitoring of water quality
26.09.2019 by Tina Silovic
The aquatic environment is subject to dynamic processes on widely varying time and space scales going down to the single cell level. One might wish to merge information from satellites all the way down to microscopes...more
CytoSense measuring water contamination in Dutch and Chinese waters
02.09.2019 by Tina Silovic
70% of the Dutch population lives below sea level. That is one of the main reasons the Netherlands has such a huge expertise in flood control and clean water. Moreover, they have been contributing and collaborating in...more
Fast insight into morphology and viability of filamentous fungi with CytoSense
21.08.2019 by Tina Silovic
We are happy to announce the very last paper by Veiter & Herwig showing new application of our technology.Veiter & Herwig in their paper “The filamentous fungus Penicillium chrysogenum analysed via flow cytometry -...more
Ecological networks simulation with CytoSense data
14.08.2019 by Tina Silovic
Flow cytometric data from a CytoSense was used in a new paper by Pereira et al. (2019): "Ecological networks simulation by fuzzy ecotoxicological rules".The main objective of this paper was to present the development of...more