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We’re so honored to be listed in the Colorado Companies to Watch for 2021! This award is a tribute to our exceptional team! As a biotech innovation from University of Colorado Boulder we continue to grow with the newest launch of our SPINDLE² 3D imaging product.

Double Helix Optics’ engineered Point Spread Function (e-PSF) technology brings unprecedented depth and precision to nanoscale 3D imaging and 3D tracking.

Researchers in Nobel prize winner W.E. Moerner’s laboratory at the Stanford Department of Chemistry and the Lucy Shapiro lab at the Stanford School of Medicine and the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub joined together to study how protein concentration and diffusion rates in membraneless compartments in bacteria influence signaling rates and subcellular organization.

In this blog posting, we would like to highlight research from the Lee Lab[1] at University of Cambridge using the Double Helix point spread function in the study of T-cells for whole-cell visualization, reconstruction, and 3D Tracking.

Double Helix Optics announces the addition of the Overlapping Emitter detection algorithm to its Image J/Fiji-based 3DTRAX™ software for 3D single molucule localization microscopy (SMLM).

The three-dimensional movement of molecules in liquids is well described by Brownian motion.