Aries 6510 – Machine Learning in Photonics
"The Aries 6510 delivers the speed, sensitivity, and resolution we required for our machine learning projects, and we have now integrated the camera into our own control application using Python."
– Wai Kit Ng, Sapienza Group, Blackett Labs, Imperial College London
Dhyana BSI V3 – Lightsheet in 3D Histology
"The Dhyana 400BSI V3 runs at the speed and sensitivity we need for lightsheet microscopy, and we have built our own control software using the Tucsen SDK."
– Ludovico Silvestri, European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy (LENS), University of Florence
Aries 6510 – Voltage Imaging
“The Aries 6510 provides the high speed, sensitivity, and resolution needed for our voltage imaging experiments. Its performance allows us to capture millisecond-scale neuronal dynamics across large fields of view for real-time imaging and analysis.”
– Eric Lowet, Erasmus MC
Libra 22 – Small Molecule Neuroscience
“We had an EMCCD which we wanted to replace. Jeremy at Custom Scopes suggested the Libra 22, and we love it. We are even looking to replace another of our old EMCCDs with this one.”
– Nicholas Dale, University of Warwick
Libra 16 – Modular Microscope Integration
"This application previously required expensive, proprietary instruments dedicated to a single task. OpenUC2 and Tucsen have made this capability accessible."
– Benedict Diederich, OpenUC2
Dhyana 95 V2 – Hyperspectral Imaging in Bioscience
"The Dhyana 95V2 gives us the sensitivity, speed, and field of view we need for our application. The camera delivers consistently high-quality images, making our experiments faster and more reliable."
– James Joseph, University of Dundee
Dhyana 2100 – Single Molecule Biophysics
“Our methods for high-throughput imaging of molecular processes requires both high sensitivity and speed. The Dhyana 2100's combination of high frame rate, high sensitivity and large detector enables the capture of biomolecular reactions with unprecedented precision, without compromising statistics.”
– Thomas Bugea, David Dulin Lab, VU Amsterdam
Dhyana 95 V2 – Synchrotron Spectro-Ptychography
“We were previously limited using CCD cameras which required a few seconds to acquire & transfer data in our high-throughput setup. With the Dhyana 95 V2, this process is done in milliseconds with comparable quantum efficiency.”
– Jian Wang, Spectromicroscopy (SM) Beamline Responsible, Canadian Light Source, University of Saskatchewan
Dhyana 400BSI V3 – Semiconductor Optoelectronics
“Much of our work requires capturing very weak signals, even single photons. The Dhyana 400BSI V3 has excellent quantum efficiency and low noise, so it is very reliable for this.”
– Patrik Ščajev, Institute of Photonics & Nanotechnology, Semiconductor Optoelectronics Group, Vilnius University
Aries 16 – Optical Photonics at Karl Schwarzschild Observatory
“The Aries 16 sCMOS camera combines high speed with the excellent sensitivity and low-noise performance we require to observe very faint stars.”
– Hans-Peter Doerr, Karl Schwarzschild Observatory, Thüringer Landessternwarte Tautenburg
Aries 16 – Single Molecule Biophysics at Auburn University
“The main reason we chose the Aries 16 over others is that we could get the sensitivity we needed without using an EMCCD, which would require really high EM gain and noise. It has been trouble-free to capture single molecules with this camera.”
– Mohtadin Hashemi, Auburn University, Alabama