In April 2025, we announced the MICRON Image-Guided 810 nm Laser system with the ability to induce geographic atrophy in rodents. Today I’m happy to announce that the system has started shipping to researchers, and the final product includes three laser modes: continuous wave, long pulse, and short pulse. In this blog post we provide […]
29.10
2025
MICRON® Review Station: Take Your Image Review Out of the Lab
Perform segmentation and data analysis from your desk, not the imaging station. Lab space isn’t always the best place to work with your study images and data. Between PPE requirements, access restrictions, and competition for imaging time, the lab can slow down your analysis workflow. MICRON Review Station changes that. What It Does MICRON Review […]
24.06
2025
Phoenix-Micron, Inc. is Releasing Glove Liners to Support Researchers With Rodent Bite Injury Solutions.
We are excited to release new glove liners to the MICRON eStore. We know that working with rodents in a lab environment comes with risks—bites and scratches or inadvertent needle pokes can lead to injury and contamination. Because of this, MICRON glove liners are engineered to provide an extra layer of protection to avoid rodent […]
30.04
2025
Phoenix-Micron Releases Laser to Induce Geographic Atrophy
Phoenix-Micron announces MICRON 810nm Image-Guided Laser to advance research into diseases like dry AMD. Preclinical research using rodent models is essential for advancing our understanding of dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a leading cause of vision loss with no approved cure. Today we are pleased to announce the immediate availability of two 810nm lasers. Working […]
10.04
2025
Phoenix-Micron announces MICRON® Review Station
Moving image review and documentation out of the lab and onto your desk. Lab space is not always the best place to work with your study images and data. Access restrictions, PPE requirements and competition for lab. time make this inconvenient. MICRON Review Station allows you to take your images and data out of the […]
12.09
2024
MICRON® Imaging Systems: Out of This World – Advancing Space Exploration
For astronauts gazing out at the vastness of space, their eyes are not just windows to the cosmos but sensitive and vital instruments that must endure the challenging environment of life beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Although pressure suits, capsules, and space stations provide critical protection, astronauts are constantly exposed to extraterrestrial forces that impact various organ […]
