
Petr Strnad
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Co-founder and CEO of Viventis Microscopy
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05-09-2012 11:09:47
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We are excited to extend our collaboration with Prisca Liberali's lab and our fellow collaborators at @FMIScience to develop #lightsheet #imaging solutions for #organoids and #3DCultures - Gustavo de Medeiros and Franziska Moss. We will update you with developments from the collaboration!

@IshiharaKsk, Arghyadip Mukherjee & collaborators using brain tissue #organoids and our #LS1 Live instrument have measured, described & manipulated the physical mechanisms that lead to the emergence of shape & architecture in developing tissues! go.nature.com/3tXDe0a MPI-CBG Dresden

We were excited to see this timelapse from Sera Weevers at Tsiairis Lab, FMI science. In collaboration with Prisca Liberali's lab, they used one of our #lightsheet #microscopes to show development of 3 Hydras. Stay tuned to see how this large & light sensitive sample was imaged!


Our company released a new microscope system! A milestone for Viventis Microscopy (Part of Leica Microsystems) and an amazing journey for our team. We've put years of work, energy and enthusiasm into creating an instrument that we hope will help scientists make discoveries. Thank you to everyone who contributed!

Our CEO Petr Strnad (Petr Strnad) is presenting the technology behind our new LS2 Live at #FOM2023. You can also discuss the several imaging applications with our collaborators Gustavo Gustavo de Medeiros and Franziska Moos from FMI science. #Organoids #Imaging #LightSheet


Next week we will be attending the BaCell3D on May 8-9 in #Basel. Come and talk to us to know more about our latest LS2 Live system and how we image organoids for extended period of time using #lightsheet. Video credit Franziska Moos, Prisca Liberali lab.

We are very happy to have Davide Gambarotto (Davide Gambarotto) joining the team as application specialist. Davide has worked with expansion-super resolution techniques and has extensive experience in imaging and cell biology applications. #microscopy #organoids #lightsheet


Check out the last preprint from Elly Tanaka Tanaka’s group. Teresa Katharina Krammer and colleagues used our LS1 microscope to show how neural tube organoids form their ventral floorplate! Read the thread below for more information about the mechanism #microscopy #organoids #lightsheet


The beautiful work from Diane Pelzer in Jean-Léon Maître Maître's lab in now published in @emboJournal. Our LS1 Live #lightsheet was instrumental to investigate the mechanism behind cell fragmentation in pre-implantation #embryos. embopress.org/doi/full/10.15…

Impressive work on live #imaging of brain #organoids using our #lightsheet system from Gray Camp and Treutlein lab. This is a huge effort from Akanksha Jain and Gilles Gut both in microscopy and image analysis. Many Congratulation !!

I am excited to show you these beautiful movies! A great effort together with Petr Strnad at Viventis Microscopy (Part of Leica Microsystems) to design a new #lightsheet for long term high throughput live imaging of large specimens #organoids, #embryoids and entire animals #hydra. dlvr.it/Swnqmw




We are happy to see the concept behind our LS2 Live #lightsheet microscope published in Nature Methods nature.com/articles/s4159… #organoids #liveimaging #microscopy

📣 Big News! Viventis Microscopy is now part of Leica Microsystems The Viventis LS2 Live microscope is available globally from today. Discover detailed volumetric imaging to explore life in its entirety. Press release 👉 fcld.ly/w9s7z3d #LightSheetMicroscopy #liveimaging

📣 Exciting news! We have integrated cutting-edge light sheet technology from Viventis Microscopy Viventis Microscopy (Part of Leica Microsystems) into our portfolio. The Viventis LS2 Live microscope enables volumetric imaging to explore life in its entirety. #LightSheetMicroscopy #liveimaging

🎥 Researchers at the FMI and Viventis Microscopy (Part of Leica Microsystems) teamed up to develop a cutting-edge light-sheet microscope that has the potential to transform imaging studies and enable scientific breakthroughs. Prisca Liberali Franziska Moos @SimonSuppinger Tsiairis Lab
