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LUMICKS’ C-Trap^® adopted by two labs at UBC

We are delighted to announce the installation of two C-Trap® instruments at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, Canada, in the labs of Dr. Derek Dee and Dr. Nada Lallous. Derek Dee, Assistant Professor in the Department of Land and Food Systems, focuses his research on the forces that…

Chenlu Yu14 July 2022

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New C-Trap^® installation at Radboud University to offer insights into chromatin organization

We are thrilled to announce the installation of a C-Trap® at the RIMLS-Science institute, Radboud University, The Netherlands, in the lab of Dr. Jorine Eeftens. The installed C-Trap combines dual-trap optical tweezers with super-resolution confocal microscopy, which will allow the team to perform and visualize single-molecule experiments with unprecedented detail to…

Chenlu Yu14 April 2022

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LUMICKS Announces 100^th Customer Placement of its C-Trap^® Product

LUMICKS has announced that it has completed installation and training for its 100th customer sale at the MRC-LMB, marking an important milestone in the company’s growth from a start-up in 2015.

j.yeh14 March 2022

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LUMICKS’ C-Trap^® adopted by 8 teams in 3 multidisciplinary labs in France

We are thrilled to announce the recent C-Trap® installation at École Normale Supérieure Lyon, now the first establishment in France to acquire a C-Trap, where it will be utilized by an astonishing 8 teams across 3 departments! The Physics Department (LPENSL), Cell Biology Department (LBMC), and Plant Biology Department (RDP)…

Adrià Ferragut28 January 2022

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LUMICKS Announces the Installation of its Quadruple C-Trap^® Instrument at Rockefeller University to Expand Fundamental Research of DNA Processes

The C-Trap will support the research of Prof. Michael O’Donnell to investigate the mechanisms of DNA replication. Between O’Donnell and his collaborator Prof Shixin Liu, Rockefeller University will use the C-Trap to unveil the mechanisms of many types of enzymes, such as multi-protein DNA replicating machines of bacteria and eukaryotes.

j.yeh11 January 2022

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Experienced C-Trap^® users in Munich, Germany, acquired second system

The Technical University of Munich, Germany, is now the home of two C-Trap® Optical Tweezers – Fluorescence Microscopes. With this second installation, the renowned lab of Prof. Matthias Rief is taking their dynamic single-molecule research to the next level. Prof. Rief is a pioneer in studying processes involved in protein…

j.yeh24 November 2021

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Newly formed Center for Optical Bio-Manipulation at the Niels Bohr Institute now equipped with an advanced C-Trap^® system

We’re overjoyed to announce the placement of one of our most sophisticated C-Trap® systems at the newly formed Center for Optical Bio-Manipulation (COBM) at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen! The center is based around LUMICKS' C-Trap system, flaunting quadruple optical tweezers, 3 color confocal fluorescence microscopy, and STED…

Adrià Ferragut13 July 2021

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Advanced C-Trap^® systems recently installed at two universities in Europe

We are delighted to announce two new C-Trap® installations in Europe, one at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG) and the other at the University of Kent. At MPI-CBG, this will be the second C-Trap installed. The new system is configured with quadruple optical traps…

Adrià Ferragut6 July 2021

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Two Chinese universities now equipped with a C-Trap^® system

We are very pleased to announce two new C-Trap® installations in China, one at the Microscopy Core Facility at Westlake University and one at the Institute of Advanced Studies at Soochow University. We begin with the group of Dr. Huizhong Xu at the Institute of Advanced Studies, Soochow University. Their…

Adrià Ferragut15 June 2021

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LUMICKS z-Movi^® installed at Charité to measure TCR avidity in T cell therapy research

We are excited to announce the installation of a z-Movi® Cell Avidity Analyzer at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin! The z-Movi will be used by the research team led by Dr. Matthias Leisegang, Juniorprofessor at the Institute of Immunology. This unique instrument measures the interaction strength between target tumor cells and effector…

Adrià Ferragut1 June 2021

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