Reichert imaging Phase contrast microscopy is a technique that converts phase shifts in light passing through a transparent specimen into amplitude differences, making it possible to visualize unstained, living cells with high contrast. Reichert's phase contrast microscopes are widely used in cell biology, developmental biology, and neuroscience, providing researchers with detailed images of living cells and tissues. Polarization microscopy is a technique that uses polarized light to analyze the birefringent properties of materials, such as crystals, minerals, and biological specimens. Reichert's polarization microscopes are used in geology, material science, and biology, enabling researchers to study the structure and properties of various materials in detail. Fluorescence microscopy is a technique that uses fluorescent dyes or proteins to label specific structures or molecules in a sample, allowing researchers to visualize and analyze their distribution and behavior. Reichert's fluorescence microscopes are equipped with advanced filter sets, illumination systems, and cameras, providing high-sensitivity, high-resolution images of fluorescently labeled specimens. Reichert's imaging systems are not limited to traditional light microscopy. The company also offers a range of electron microscopy solutions, including scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). SEM provides high-resolution, three-dimensional images of the surface of samples, while TEM enables the analysis of the internal structure and composition of thin specimens. Brightfield microscopy is the most common and basic technique in light microscopy. It involves illuminating the sample from below, and the observer sees the specimen in various shades of gray, depending on how much light is absorbed or reflected. Reichert's brightfield microscopes are known for their high-quality optics, mechanical stability, and ease of use. Phase contrast microscopy is a technique that converts phase shifts in light passing through a transparent specimen into amplitude differences, making it possible to visualize unstained, living cells with high contrast. Reichert's phase contrast microscopes are widely used in cell biology, developmental biology, and neuroscience, providing researchers with detailed images of living cells and tissues. Polarization microscopy is a technique that uses polarized light to analyze the birefringent properties of materials, such as crystals, minerals, and biological specimens. Reichert's polarization microscopes are used in geology, material science, and biology, enabling researchers to study the structure and properties of various materials in detail. Fluorescence microscopy is a technique that uses fluorescent dyes or proteins to label specific structures or molecules in a sample, allowing researchers to visualize and analyze their distribution and behavior. Reichert's fluorescence microscopes are equipped with advanced filter sets, illumination systems, and cameras, providing high-sensitivity, high-resolution images of fluorescently labeled specimens. Reichert's imaging systems are not limited to traditional light microscopy. The company also offers a range of electron microscopy solutions, including scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). SEM provides high-resolution, three-dimensional images of the surface of samples, while TEM enables the analysis of the internal structure and composition of thin specimens. In addition to its hardware offerings, Reichert also provides a range of software tools and solutions for image acquisition, processing, and analysis. These tools enable researchers to enhance, quantify, and interpret their microscopy data, facilitating scientific discovery and innovation.