European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Karlsruher Institut Fur Technologie

Ditabis Digital Biomedical Imaging Systems Ag

Acquifer Imaging Gmbh

Lars Hufnagel

Uros Krzic

Nils Norlin

Jan Ellenberg

Gustavo Quintas Glasner De Medeiros

Petr Strnad

Urban Liebel

An optical arrangement for imaging a sample is disclosed. The optical arrangement comprises at least one first objective lens and at least one second objective lens, at least one illumination source for producing an illumination beam, detector for imaging radiation from the sample, and at least one mirror for reflecting the radiation from one of the first objective lens or the second objective lens into the detector. The at least one mirror is double-sided and dependent on the illumination beam at the other one of the first objective lens and the second objective lens.

Optical arrangement and method for imaging a sample

An optical arrangement () for imaging a sample (). The arrangement comprises an illumination objective lens () for producing an illumination beam () and a detection objective lens () for imaging radiation () from the sample (). The illumination objective lens () is arranged at a non-perpendicular angle to the detection objective lens ().

Optical arrangement for imaging a sample

A microscope module () for imaging a sample () includes at least one illumination objective () for producing an illumination beam along an illumination beam path () arranged to illuminate lower surfaces of the sample () and at least one detection objective () having a detection path (). The detection path () is at an angle to the illumination beam path ().

Microscope module for a microscope arrangement for imaging a sample

An imaging device for a microscope () is disclosed that comprises a plurality of individual light sources () and a detector (). The plurality of the individual light sources () is mounted on a translation stage (). The imaging device further includes moveable optics arranged to direct a light path () onto a stationary sample () and collect reflected or fluoresced radiation from the sample ().

Imaging device for microscope

A microscope module () for imaging a sample () is disclosed. The microscope module () includes at least one illumination objective () for producing an illumination beam along an illumination beam path () arranged to illuminate lower surface of the sample () and at least one detection objective () having a detection path (). The detection path () is at an angle to the illumination beam path ().

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Heidelberg, Germany

Lars Hufnagel