Evident Life Science

Today marks an important day for Evident as we launch our new DSX2000 fully motorized digital microscope. The DSX2000 is built to enable fast, precise results and allows users to capture exceptional images beyond 4K resolution. Our CEO, Wes Pringle (on the far left), and our COO Hiroyuki Y. (on the far right) visited Evident’s Tokyo office to meet some of the team behind the DSX2000 and experience first-hand how the new and powerful digital microscope simplifies tasks, boosts productivity, and can streamline work for researchers and QC lab professionals with smart tools, all-in-one imaging, and a customizable interface. Discover precision made simple with the all new DSX2000 digital microscope: https://brnw.ch/21wQ9Qv

Happy #FluorescenceFriday! ???? This confocal image captures the root cap of an Arabidopsis thaliana seedling, a protective structure that shields the delicate root meristem and helps the plant sense gravity! "Here, you can see the outermost layer of the root cap detached from the root. Root cap cells continuously shed from the tip and are replaced by new cells produced by the root meristem. This shedding process is actively controlled by modifications of pectin within the cell walls of the root cap cells. Pectin is a key component that regulates cell wall flexibility and adhesion; by modifying its structure, the plant can loosen the cell walls in the outermost cap cells, allowing them to detach smoothly while new cells are generated from within. This dynamic process ensures constant renewal and protection at the root tip." ?? In cyan: Cellulose stained with Calcofluor ?? In orange: Pectins in the cell wall stained by chitosan-based probe COS563 Enhance your #FluorescenceMicroscopy skills with our Knowledge Hub Resource Center: https://brnw.ch/21wRuDX ??: plant_microverse on IG ??: Olympus IX73

As a neuroscientist, you know that Brain tissues are thick, intricate, dense and highly autofluorescent; making it almost impossible to get clear images and distinguish individual structures and cells. We have the solution, the VS200 slide scanner with SILA can combine high-resolution images from an entire brain into one digital file instead of multiple snapshots! In addition, since a large glass slide holder is available, bigger samples that previously had to be divided into multiple slides, such as monkey brains, can now be digitized in a single scan. Even better? The SILA speckle illumination unit will allow you to image thick samples clearly and at a high speed! Explore how the VS200 with SILA can transform your neuroscience research: https://brnw.ch/21wRuvI Image shows: Cerebellum imagen using the VS200 SILA. Hoechst-405, CPCA-GFAP-488, FOX3/NeuN-594, RPCA-IbaL-647 and NF-H conjugate. 750

Join us at USCAP 2025 in Boston to see our most versatile slide scanner—the SLIDEVIEW? VS200—in action! Visit us at booth 428 from March 24-26. Why choose the VS200? ? Versatility: Perform applications from high-end research to specialized digital pathology. ? Flexibility: Capture any sample, any slide, and any stain with imaging modes from fluorescence to polarization. ? Quality: Outstanding image quality of whole slides empowers your lab to unlock the full potential of your samples and make breakthrough decisions with confidence. Don't miss the chance to experience the SLIDEVIEW VS200. Come by our booth for a demo and discover how our technology can elevate your lab's capabilities! For more event details, visit: https://brnw.ch/21wRu6P #USCAP2025 #DigitalPathology #SlideScanner #ResearchInnovation #SLIDEVIEWVS200

#USCAP2025 is less than a week away! Visit us at Booth 428 to explore our latest advancements in digital pathology. ?? What’s in store at our booth? ? Live demos of our cutting-edge pathology slide scanners, Slideview VS-M1 and Slideview VS200 ? Exciting new updates on our digital pathology solutions ? Expert discussions tailored to your pathology needs ?? Don’t miss our exhibitor seminar! ?? Tuesday, March 25. 5:30pm ?? Moving Pathology Forward: Advancing Digital Workflows and Fluorescence Imaging Join us to learn how digital pathology is shaping the future of diagnostics and research! We look forward to connecting with you in Boston! If you're unable to make the meeting, don't miss out on learning all about our innovative systems. Check out our solutions: https://brnw.ch/21wRsKi #Evident #USCAP2025 #DigitalPathology #PathologyInnovation #Pathology

Some exciting updates to our digital pathology portfolio via Pathology News! The SLIDEVIEW VS-M1 digital pathology slide scanner now supports multi-plane Z-Stack imaging. In addition to 1-touch scanning, microscope-quality optics, and AI sample detection, we've upgraded to give you more options to image cell-based or thick samples in multiple focal planes. Check out the full announcement and discover how Evident is revolutionizing digital pathology: https://brnw.ch/21wRsoQ See these innovations for yourself at #USCAP2025 in Boston, MA from March 22-27! Visit us at booth 428 to learn more and speak with our experts. #DigitalPathology #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalTechnology #PathologyNews

If you're attending #USCAP2025 in Boston next week, don't miss Evident's Exhibitor Seminar on Tuesday, March 25! See below for all the details! Moving Pathology Forward: Advancing Digital Workflows and Fluorescence Imaging, at the USCAP conference in Boston, MA ?? Date: Tuesday, March 25 ?? Time: 5:30 – 7 p.m. ?? Location: Exhibitor Seminar Room 3 Our speakers: Dr. Mustafa Yousif, Assistant Professor and Director of Digital Pathology, University of Michigan Dr. Monika Vyas, Pathologist and Assistant Professor, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School Dr. Tina Manoharan, Vice President, Clinical Business, Evident This insightful session will explore the latest advancements in digital pathology workflows, offer best practices for handling fluorescence and other multimodal images and data, and provide a forward-looking discussion on the evolving landscape of digital pathology. Mark your calendars and join the discussion! Find out more: https://lnkd.in/grpFMa6a #DigitalPathology #FluorescenceImaging #PathologyInnovation

In cancer and stem cell research, it is critical to be able to evaluate tissue composition and morphology along with the morphology of individual cells and have the ability to resolve two objects close together or on top of each other (localization). The optics of the VS200 slide scanner offer broad chromatic aberration correction and improved flatness, making these target molecules easier to resolve and significantly reducing distortion. Discover how the VS200 slide scanner enhances visualization and reduces distortion: https://brnw.ch/21wRrew Image: Adenocarcinoma in colon

Discover the latest updates to the SLIDEVIEW VS-M1 at #USCAP2025! Visit us at booth 428 to see Evident’s advanced slide scanners in action, featuring these advancements: ? Microscope-quality imaging for histology and cytology ? Fast, standardized workflows for seamless scanning ? Exceptional clarity and color reproduction ? User-friendly design for labs of all sizes Unable to attend USCAP? Learn more about our digital pathology solutions or request a demo by visiting: https://brnw.ch/21wRpWf #Pathology #DigitalPathology #AIinPathology #Histology

What makes the SLIDEVIEW? VS200 the right choice for your research? Hear from Wei Juan Wong, our Global Product Manager, on how its high-resolution slide scanning capabilities elevate pancreatic islet analysis. Learn how the VS200 optimizes workflows and drives discoveries in our app note: https://brnw.ch/21wRpC9