Coming Soon: CoolLED Optogenetics Light Source
Neuroscience researchers want dependable, flexible and accurate illumination for both imaging and stimulation. Our new optogenetics LED light source is being designed with those needs in mind
CoolLED LED Illumination Systems Now TUV SUD Certified
We’re thrilled to share that some of our CoolLED LED Illumination Systems have been awarded the prestigious TUV SUD certification
The pE-300 Series and pE-400 Series Explained
Delve into the dynamic world of our pE-300 and pE-400 Series of LED light sources; two exceptional ranges renowned for their unparalleled performance and versatility.
A Beacon of Excellence: The KC Mark for Microscopy Illumination
Our dedication to excellence is underscored by the prestigious KC Mark on several of our LED Illumination Systems.
Pioneering Sustainability: The pE-300 and pE-400 Series With ACT Label Certification
At CoolLED, we are extremely proud that our pE-300 and pE-400 Series LED illumination systems have the prestigious ACT Label certification.
Controlling Microscope Illuminators in Image-Pro
Media Cybernetics Image-Pro software now supports pE-300 Series and pE-340fura
Vote for Your Favourite Image in an Image!
Help us choose the winner of our “Image in an Image” competition 2022
What Do Microscopy Experts Think of CoolLED LED Microscope Lighting?
We’re excited to share recent industry feedback regarding our products and support.
New Application Note: CRISPR-Cas9 Screen for Understanding Allergies
Research is identifying pathways involved in the modulation of Ccl17 expression in mouse dendritic cells.
New Application Note: understanding thrombosis using microfluidics
Imala Alwis from the University of Sydney shares information on his experimental setup and how it provides new insights into thrombosis.
Teaching advanced microscopy for neuroscience
CoolLED Illumination Systems support CAJAL Neuroscience course in France
New Application Note: studying immuno-oncology with the pE-300lite
Dr Debbie Wilkinson from the University of Aberdeen, shares information from her imaging facility and research from PhD student Ellen Main.
