The Thermo Fisher Fluorescence Spectra Viewer is an online tool developed by Thermo Fisher Scientific that allows researchers to visualize and compare the fluorescence emission spectra of various fluorescent dyes and probes. This tool is particularly useful for those working in fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, or any other applications involving fluorescence-based detection.
FPbase SpectraViewer is an online tool provided by FPbase (Fluorescent Protein Database) that allows users to visualize and compare the spectra of fluorescent proteins (FPs). The platform is particularly useful for researchers working with fluorescent proteins in various biological and chemical applications, including live-cell imaging, fluorescence microscopy, and multicolor experiments. It is part of the larger FPbase initiative, which is a resource designed to collect and curate data related to fluorescent proteins and their use in biological research.
SearchLight is an online spectral modeling and analysis tool provided by IDEX Health & Science. It helps users model and evaluate the spectral performance of various components in an optical system, such as fluorophores, filter sets, light sources, and detectors. This tool is designed to optimize and visualize how these components work together in fluorescence microscopy and related optical instruments.
Calculator
The Nyquist Calculator provided by SVI (Scientific Volume Imaging) is an online tool designed to help researchers optimize their imaging resolution and sampling rates in microscopy. It is particularly useful in the context of confocal microscopy, super-resolution imaging, and other advanced imaging techniques where proper sampling is critical to obtain high-quality images.
Filter Assistant
The Zeiss Filter Assistant is an online tool provided by Carl Zeiss Microscopy to help users choose the right optical filters for their fluorescence microscopy experiments. The tool is designed to assist in selecting filters that match the excitation and emission characteristics of the fluorophores being used in your experiment.
Resolution App
Microscope Resolution, is a mobile application designed to help users understand and calculate microscope resolution. The app provides key information on factors affecting optical resolution in microscopy, such as objective lenses, and how these factors influence the quality and detail of the images captured through a microscope.
You can download Microscope Resolution from the Google Play Store and Apple store.