qCSI launch symposium brought together diverse group 80 people from industry and academia, online and in person in Helsinki. The one day program included introductions from the qCSI personnel, plenary…
Summer if the perfect time to visit Helsinki and attend high quality conferences! In June, there will be two opportunities where qCSI Helsinki scientists are participating in the organization: AMOC…
The Art Meets Science project started off today with a wonderful opening event. All together more than ten different science projects working with artists to produce brilliant pieces of art,…
At its best, one of the key benefits of coherent Raman imaging is the ability to perform chemically specific imaging without any sample preparation. Here we show two of such…
The Faculty of Pharmacy in the University of Helsinki organizes an ‘Art Meets Science’-project, in which local artists collaborate with scientists to create art displaying the broad and diverse nature…
The Photonics Finland Association has awarded PhD Teemu Tomberg for the best doctoral thesis in 2020. Tomberg is currently working as a post-doc in the qCSI project, with the main…
In coherent Raman microscopy or microspectroscopy, images are recorded pixel-by-pixel in 5-dimensions: X (µm), Y (µm), Z (µm), Time (s), and Raman shift (cm-1). The XYZT-dimension are relatively simple to…
The integration of Olympus FV3000 confocal laser scanning microscope with the Newport SF-TRU Timing and Recombination Unit in Helsinki is almost complete and the setup is ready for some test…
The main components of the qCSI Helsinki Instrument have finally arrived, and installation is underway. The Fast Multiplex Coherent Raman Imaging setup will be built around Olympus FV3000 confocal laser…
Christmas is coming and hard packages are waiting for us. Before that, Newport’s Technology and Applications Center (TAC) team arranged us a live, in-situ, remote training on our SF-TRU Timing…