Revolutionizing Pharma and Life Science Research: Bruker’s New Infrared Imaging Microscope Unveiled

Bruker Corporation has introduced the LUMOS™ II ILIM, a cutting-edge infrared imaging microscope that uses quantum cascade laser (QCL) technology. This device is designed for pharmaceutical and life science researchers, offering faster and clearer infrared images over large areas.

The LUMOS II ILIM stands out with its unique method for reducing interference, giving buyers clear images without artifacts, whether viewing samples in transmission or reflection modes. Its large field of view, combined with automation, speeds up the analysis of chemical complexities in biological tissues.

“The speed and quality of infrared imaging with this microscope are impressive. It’s easy to use, and the high throughput brought by QCL technology is a major advancement for clinical research. We see great potential in enhancing diagnosis and treatment of bone diseases.”

— Dr. Guillaume Mabilleau, Clinical Bone Pathologist, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Angers, France

With AI-driven data analysis, the LUMOS II ILIM enhances workflows in life science, pharmaceutical, and disease research. It integrates seamlessly with Bruker’s MALDI Imaging methods, allowing for detailed tissue characterization. This microscope also offers quick pharmaceutical tablet inspections and particle identification with automated sampling options. For those needing personalized capabilities, it even comes with a Python interface to tailor functions to their specific needs.