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All the articles in our blog about Organoids
Schaefer SEE is attending the 9th Brainstorming Research Assembly for Young Neuroscientists – BraYn 2026, taking place from September 30 to October 2 at the University of Catania, Monastero dei Benedettini.
BraYn brings together young scientists working across key areas...
Organoids are inherently complex, with folds, lumens, multiple cell layers, and intricate structures that can be difficult to fully understand from a single 2D image.
Holotomography reveals the entire organoid in 3D, label-free — with no staining and no sectioning required.
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Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at NanoInnovation 2026, taking place in Rome from 14–18 September.
Location: Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome. The Faculty is located in the heart...
We are pleased to introduce the new TomoAnalysis tutorial video series, created to help users get the most out of their Tomocube imaging data.
TomoAnalysis enables the user to go beyond image visualization and extract meaningful...
On July 9–10, Schaefer SEE will participate as a sponsor of the "Biochemistry of Tumors" Workshop, an important scientific meeting bringing together researchers from universities, research institutes and hospitals to discuss the latest...
We are pleased to announce our participation in the TE4DM – Tissue Engineering for Disease Modelling Workshop, taking place in Rome on 18–19 June and organized under the auspices of the Italian National Bioengineering Group (GNB).
The workshop brings together researchers...
The scientific work by Francesca Sbrana, entitled "Label-free three-dimensional imaging and quantitative analysis of living fibroblasts and myofibroblasts by holotomographic microscopy" and published in the...