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Carl Zeiss Advanced Imaging Centre Singapore
Carl Zeiss opens S$30 million demo facility to boost Singapore R&D excellence

The world-first initiative - Carl Zeiss Advanced Imaging Centre Singapore (AICS) is officially inaugurated by Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports & Second Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts, Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, Board Member of Carl Zeiss AG, Dr Hermann Gerlinger and Managing Director of Carl Zeiss SEAsia & India, Mr. Ven Raman on the 27 March 2008. The S$30million demo facility offers customers the opportunity to view and experience the full range of Carl Zeiss’ micro and nano imaging solutions under one roof.

Dr. Vivian and Dr. Ulrich SimonDr. Vivian with Dr. Hermann Gerlinger and Mr. Folkmar Stoecker
Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan and Dr. Ulrich Simon at the hands-on demo tourDr. Vivian Balakrishnan with Dr Hermann Gerlinger and Mr. Folkmar Stoecker
New Possibilities in Engineering and Biomedical Research

Used by leading companies and research institutions around the world, Carl Zeiss’ products provide engineers, scientists and medical researchers the ability to “see” and identify the most minute component of any substance or element.

For example, the newly introduced LSM 710, family member of the Confocal Laser Scanning microscope from Carl Zeiss, defines new standards for sensitivity and flexibility. The system provides high-resolution images of the fluorescent structures in living animals as well as in thick tissue specimens. In addition, Carl Zeiss' Laser Capture Microdissection system employs contact-free laser cutting and catapulting technique to ensure specimens are contamination-free, and are pure extraction of biomolecules and living cell material - an important foundation for successful biomedical research.

On the nanotechnology front, Carl Zeiss’ NVision 40 represents a powerful tool for 3D nano-scale high-resolution imaging, analytics and manipulation. This tool comprises a high resolution scanning electron beam column, a sophisticated gas injection system and a Gallium-ion column for sample preparation and manipulation. With these capabilities, NVision 40 offers never-before-seen imaging and analytical possibilities that are required by the semiconductor industry, telecommunication, automotive and aerospace industries, as well as the mechanical engineering and plastics production sectors.

More information and images are available at www.smt.zeiss.com and www.zeiss.com.sg

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