Spinning Disk Confocal Microscope
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This is a large award for Laboratory & Precision Equipment — above three-quarters of comparable contracts. Based on 9,869 valued Laboratory & Precision Equipment tenders in our corpus.
The University of Exeter’s Centre for Microbiology and Planetary Health has a requirement for a spinning disk confocal microscope system intended to function as a core, shared-access instrument suitable for a broad and diverse research user base.
The system must offer intuitive operation, rapid uptake by non-specialist users, and high robustness for frequent use.
The instrument must match or exceed the performance envelope associated with modern integrated spinning disk confocal systems, including multi-channel fluorescence, automated z-stack acquisition, tiling, and live-cell compatibility, while prioritising usability, accessibility, and reproducible data output.
More detail about our technical specification can be found in the tender documents.
What the supplier must deliver
The system must offer intuitive operation, rapid
The system must offer intuitive operation, rapid uptake by non-specialist users, and high robustness for frequent use.
The instrument must match or exceed
The instrument must match or exceed the performance envelope associated with modern integrated spinning disk confocal systems, including multi-channel fluorescence, automated z-stack acquisition, tiling, and live-cell compatibility, while prioritising usability, accessibility, and reproducible data output.
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