MICROSCIENCE 2010 will be the major European Exhibition devoted exclusively to the interests of microscopy equipment manufacturers,imaging software suppliers, printer companies and their customers.
MICROSCIENCE 2010 will be home to Europe's largest exhibition showing the latest equipment in microscopy and imaging. It will run alongside a themed International Conference. Whilst there is a charge for Conference delegates, entrance to the Exhibition is FREE to all visitors.

Reasons to visit
There are many reasons to visit the MICROSCIENCE 2010 Exhibition -

•It is Europe's major Exhibition in 2010 with 1100m2 of stand space
•Nearly 100 companies exhibiting under one roof
•All the latest technologies and innovations on show
•New and established suppliers
•Latest techniques and technologies in the FREE workshops
•RMS Learning Zone providing FREE turn-up-and-learn sessions in a fully-equipped facility
•Entry is FREE
What's on show?
With so many companies exhibiting, it's a long list!

•Light Microscopes
•Image Management Systems
•Stereo Microscopes
•Microscopy Automation
•Inspection Microscopes
•Tunneling Microscopes
•Confocal Microscopes
•Digital Cameras
•Printers
•CCD Cameras
•Transmission Electron Microscopes
•Motorized Scanning Stages and Tables
•Low Light Level Cameras
•High Speed Cameras
•High Speed Cameras
•Scanning Electron Microscopes
•Scanning Probe Microscopes
•X-Ray Microanalysis Systems
•Microtomes
•Ultramicrotomes
•Electron Back-Scatter Diffraction
•Variable Pressure Scanning EMs
•Image Analysis Systems
•Freezing/Low Temperature Techniques
•Accessories and Consumables
•Specimen Preparation Equipment
•Raman Microscopes
•Fluorescence Microscopes
Who should attend?
YOU and anyone who uses microscopy for research, teaching, diagnosis or inspection, or has any involvement in the purchase or supply of microscopes and related peripheral products.

The Exhibition will provide the largest selection of scientific equipment under one roof so that you can make your choice from the widest range on show this year.

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