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Series #1 – Cancer Research
Find answer to why we must design relevant assay conditions in cancer research, how HoloMonitor provides better insights by analyzing both single cells and cell populations, and combining proliferation, morphology and movement data.
Discover Cell Shapes
Join our PHI Head of Biology, Kersti Alm, when she highlights the great potential of quantifying cell morphology, for both single-cell and cell populations.
USA, Håkan is calling – pick up!
With the opening of the U.S. subsidiary we continue our global expansion. Greetings from Håkan Rosvall, Head of PHI Inc.!
Follow Every Cell Step!
Using label-free live cell imaging, this webinar showcases how you can quantify cell movements and relate them to cell size and shape.
Secrets of Cells
If the the lives of your cells inside the incubator is a total mystery to you, this webinar is for you.
Label your Tubes, Not your Cells
In this PHI webinar, Lisa Bodily, Application Specialist at PHI AB, introduces the exciting field of label-free live cell imaging.
HoloMonitor saves your time, money – and cells
HoloMonitor® enables real-time label-free and quantitative studies of adherent cells directly in the cell incubator. Compared to standard methods the HoloMonitor approach saves both time, money and valuable cells for further experiments.
Growing & Analyzing Cells at their Best
BioSpherix and Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) have teamed up to support researchers in their ambition to grow and analyze cells in a cell-friendly environment, without cell disturbing factors like labels, stains and temperature fluctuations.
Quantitative Live-Cell Imaging Analysis
Since 2014, HoloMonitor and quantitative live-cell imaging analysis play an important role in advancing the scientific interests of researchers at Northeastern University.
A study on Adipocyte Migration based on HoloMonitor single-cell level results
In yet another publication scientists report on how HoloMonitor was used to study cell motility and migration for deeper understanding of cell biological processes.