Microscope Objectives—Where the Magic Happens (Encore Edition)

Get another chance to learn about cutting-edge microscope technology on July 8th, when we replay our webinar with Olympus microscope experts Lauren and Klaus. In this webinar, the experts will discuss how objectives affect image quality and highlight why good optics are so important in complex microscope systems. The webinar also covers how progress in lens manufacturing technology is transforming the capability of advanced microscopy systems, and explores how versatile new lenses are enhancing applications including whole slide imaging, super resolution systems, and laser scanning microscopy.

Although this webinar is a rerun, you can still ask the experts! Just send your question during the webinar, and we will be in touch with our answer.

Please tune in to our webinar on July 8th at 10am EDT / 4pm CEST.

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Klaus Willeke

Product Marketing Manager

Hello, I’m Klaus Willeke, Product Marketing Manager at Olympus Life Science Division and I’m responsible for our new X Line objectives. During my geology studies, the polarization microscope was an essential tool for determining and researching mineral compositions and structures. I was always fascinated by how colorful the world of minerals appears through a polarization microscope and how much you can discover with the help of light and good optics.

I’ve been working for Olympus for more than 22 years where I was 17 years a sales representative for industrial and life science microcopy in Germany and after that in European Product Marketing in the Scientific Solutions Division of Olympus, responsible for upright clinical and research microscopes and X Line lenses.

Lauren Alvarenga

Product Manager, Life Science Microscopy

Hallo. Ich bin Lauren Alvarenga und arbeite als Product Manager für die wissenschaftliche Bildgebung bei Olympus, wo ich derzeit für Bildgebungssoftware sowie für inverse und hochauflösende Mikroskope verantwortlich bin. Ich habe einen Bachelor in Biomedical Photographic Communications des Rochester Institute of Technology.
Posttranskriptionelle Regulation des Nierenphosphattransporters Npt2a durch Parathormon. Seit 2015 arbeite ich bei Olympus und bin für die FLUOVIEW Produktserie in den USA, Kanada und Lateinamerika zuständig.

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