Ben Libberton , PhD
Dr. Ben Libberton is a microbiologist with experience in surface chemistry and nanotechnology. His research focussed on the pathogen Staphylococcus aureus and methods to prevent colonization and spread in communities as well as hospitals. His work has been published in top journals within biology, medicine and material science. His research has also been applied commercially with a patent for the production and use of novel dyes for the detection of carbohydrates and amyloid proteins present in clinical pathogens. Ben obtained his PhD from the University of Liverpool before moving to Stockholm to conduct post-doctoral research at the Karolinska Institute.
The Power HyD Detector Family
Powerful photon counting detectors on the STELLARIS confocal platform provide improved photon counting, ultra-sensitive imaging and more color options in the NIR spectrum.
Learn how to Remove Autofluorescence from your Confocal Images
Autofluorescence can significantly reduce what you can see in a confocal experiment. This article explores causes of autofluorescence as well as different ways to remove it, from simple media fixes to…
