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Our Achievements
For more than 30 years we have been dedicated to making the finest instrumentation for scientific applications. Below are some of our key acheivements.
| 1985 | First commercial Multifrequency Phase Fluorometer (MPF), the GREG200™ |
| 1987 | Installation of the first MPF using the harmonic content of mode locked lasers |
| 1989 | First fully automated Multifrequency Phase Fluorometer, the K2™ |
| 1991 | First MPF with digital filter for the isolation of the cross-correlation frequency and user selectable cross correlation frequency. Introduction of K2™ FastScan™ capable of acquiring time resolved fluorescence data in a minute using either a lamp or a laser as an excitation light source |
| 1992 | First MPF equipped with diode array detector for simultaneous multifrequency multiwavelength fluorescence data acquisition |
| 1998 | Introduction of OxiplexTS™, Two-Channel Non-invasive Frequency-Domain Tissue Oximeter |
| 1999 | Alba™, Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy System |
| 2001 | ChronosFD™, a Fluorescence Lifetime Spectrometer using laser diodes and LEDs |
| 2003 | Alba™ is equipped with one-photon and multiphoton confocal imaging capability (steady-state and lifetime) |
| 2008 | Introduction of ChronosBH™, a lifetime instrument based on laser diodes and LEDs and using the time-correlated single-photon counting (TCSPC) technique |
| 2011 | Introduction of the FastFLIM™, the Digital Frequency Domain (DFD) technique for microscopy |
| 2015 | Introduction of the MetaOx™, the tissue oxygen consumption monitor for biomedical research |
