Flow Imaging Microscopy News Today

This article looks how flow imaging microscopy can be used for biopharmaceuticals.

In this eBook, Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies demonstrates flow imaging microscopy (FIM) and how it works, with a focus on how FIM is an advantageous technology for many applications in areas including, but not limited to biotherapeutics, aquatic research, food & beverage, printer toner, crop science, microencapsulation processes, and materials characterization.

Fiber Analysis and Flow Imaging Microscopy The analysis of fibrous particles has always presented a challenge. In systems that are volumetrically based like Coulter Counters, laser diffraction, and dynamic light scattering, Equivalent Spherical Diameter (ESD) is the only measurement provided, which is clearly not useful for fibers (example shown in Figure 1). Due to this drawback, manual microscopy has been the main technique for the characterization of fibers where both width ...