Florida International University (FIU) and PHI have entered a collaboration agreement. To determine the scope of a long-term collaboration, PHI will initially provide FIU with a HoloMonitor instrument during 4 months. The instrument will be used to characterize breast cancer stem cells. Additional information about the collaboration has been published on the university’s website, breakthroughs.fiu.edu.
PHI has entered into a collaboration agreement with University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) to accelerate ongoing skin cancer research at UCSF. Under the 11 month agreement, PHI will provide a HoloMonitor® M4.5 with a motorized stage to supplement the instrument which UCSF purchased previously for preclinical research in the field. “A key strategic goal for
Researchers at University of Pannonia in Hungary recently published a scientific study where HoloMonitor technology from Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) is used to study cell growth on nanostructures. The study confirms that HoloMonitor technology has a unique potential to become an important tool for investigating cellular behavior on nanostructures under the influence of pharmaceuticals. In
In April Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) had outstanding orders of approximately 2 MSEK, consisting of 13 HoloMonitor M4 units and 15 orders for the recently launched motorized stage. A portion of these units have now been delivered. Among others, a HoloMonitor M4 with motorized stage has been delivered to one of the leading institutes for
German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg and PHI have signed a collaboration agreement, to foster the use of HoloMonitor technology at DKFZ. A HoloMonitor M4 with a motorized XY-stage will be centrally installed at the Imaging and Cytometry Core Facility and made available to the over 1 000 cancer researchers at DKFZ. “DKFZ is one
Arne Lindqvist and his research group Karolinska Institutet and PHI have entered a second research agreement. Assistant Professor Lindqvist’s research group studies how DNA-damage affects human cell division. To facilitate this research, the group actively develops novel microscopy-based techniques. PHI will support Professor Lindqvist’s research by providing HoloMonitor instrument, training and support during six
Northeastern University scientists, associated with the Holographic Imaging Cytometry Program of Excellence, have been selected to present their research results at three occasions at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) in April 2015. In their research, the scientists have used the HoloMonitor M4 time-lapse cytometer from Phase Holographic Imaging to
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