Events

We exhibit alongside our partner axiVEND.

Upcoming

SLAS 2027 banner: Momentum. January 30 to February 3, San Diego, CA, USA. Accelerating discovery through automation, innovation, and collaboration.

SLAS 2027 International Conference and Exhibition

January 30, 2027
to
February 3, 2027
San Diego, CA
Booth 428

We are exhibiting next to our partner axiVEND, at Booth 430.

The SLAS 2027 scientific program runs eight educational tracks and a Sample Management mini-track:

  • Assay Development and Screening
  • Automating Translational Discoveries
  • Automation Technologies
  • Cellular Technologies
  • Data Science and AI
  • Micro- and Nano Technologies
  • New Modalities
  • Omics and Spatial Omics
  • Sample Management mini-track
SLAS 2027 website

Past

ADLM, Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine

ADLM 2026 Clinical Lab Expo

July 28, 2026
to
July 30, 2026
Anaheim, CA
Booth 3645

We exhibited next to our partner axiVEND, at Booth 3641.

The ADLM Clinical Lab Expo, formerly the AACC Clinical Lab Expo, is the premier global laboratory medicine exposition: the place to learn about the innovations shaping clinical testing and patient care, with more than 850 exhibitors in person.

ADLM expo website

News

Front page of United States Patent US 12,392,721 B2, Pixel-diversity nanoparticle detection by interferometric reflectance imaging sensor, issued August 19, 2025

Pixel-Diversity IRIS patent issued

August 19, 2025

The IRIS patent portfolio is robust and growing. Pixel-Diversity IRIS, US 12,392,721 B2, is the latest patent to issue.

Patent abstract

Aspects of inventive concepts described herein relate to an interferometric reflectance imaging system. The system can include an imaging sensor including pixels that are preferentially sensitive to a plurality of light components; an illumination source configured to emit illumination light along an illumination path, the illumination light including the plurality of light components; and a target including a target substrate configured to support one or more nanoparticles on a surface of the target substrate. The system may be configured to, at a nominal focus position: generate an image at the imaging sensor based, at least in part, on the light reflected from the target interfering with light scattered from nanoparticles on the target substrate; and process the image to detect the nanoparticles on the target substrate.

Nikon Microscope Solutions post on X introducing EUCLID, with side-by-side microscope images comparing Köhler illumination, Köhler with BaSiC correction, and EUCLID

Euclid light source introduced at ADLM 2025

August 1, 2025

The new EUCLID light source, with unprecedented uniformity, was introduced at ADLM 2025 to tremendous feedback from the microscopy community. The same light source powers the IRIS instruments for binding measurements and single-particle detection.

Nikon posted: “For over 100 years Köhler illumination has set the standard for uniform illumination in #Microscopy – but can it be improved upon?”

Every paper published on IRIS technology is listed on the Evidence page.