Our latest newsletter introduces the Compact-DHM®, a miniature module that brings the power of quantitative holographic imaging into custom instruments. Built on the same proven DHM® technology as our standard systems, it enables a wide range of applications — from cell viability and 4D tracking to microfluidics and morphology analysis.
The Compact-DHM® has already seen its first integration for in-situ monitoring of micro-plankton at 200 m depth, showcasing its versatility in even the most challenging environments.
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Park Systems Corp. has acquired Lyncée Tec SA. In the words of Dr. Sang-il Park, Founder and CEO of Park Systems, “Park Systems will integrate Lyncée Tec’s DHM technology into our Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) platform and build a fully automated DHM® system, targeting various semiconductor applications, especially advanced packaging.”
Lyncée management, Dr. Yves Emery, Founder and CEO and Dr. Etienne Cuche, Founder and CTO are excited to become part of the Park Systems family, and to produce even more efficient and disruptive DHM®.
There will be no change in current activities and support of installed systems.
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A recent publication demonstrates how DHM measures the metabolic activity of breast cancer cells, and how this parameter correlates with cancer malignancy.
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Lyncée Tec NEW stroboscopic module has been used to investigate Band Gap High-Q resonances of a Phononic Crystal.
This application demonstrates simultaneous extremely high resolution of:
Samples courtesy: Prof. Dr. Albert Schliesser, and Dr Eric Langman, Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen University, Denmark, and QFactory ApS
Our customer Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) received the new DHM as the winning prize of Lyncee Challenge 2022! By integrating a motorized goniometer on their new DHM, they have fully automated the measurement of the micromirror:
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With experiments run in parallel our Digital Holographic Microscope (DHM®) will:
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