Neuroblastoma is tough to treat. Our Q-Phase microscope captures cell morphology & migration data label-free & non-invasively, revealing tumor behavior insights. Thanks to @MasarykUni. #CancerResearch #Neuroblastoma

Microscopy data transfer taking days on your lab network? 🌐 Driving a portable disk across the country is faster. 🚗 Best practice: Keep data local. Coming soon: how microscopy facilities can skip transfers altogether. 💡 #bioimaging

Biofilm research just got clearer. Our Q-Phase system uses Quantitative Phase Imaging to map optical density shifts—no labels, no damage to samples. Recent collaboration @UniOfWarwick with @PhoebeMSilva Silva shows how this transforms bacterial biofilm visualization. #Microscopy

A big milestone for Telight 🇯🇵 Our Q-Phase microscope is now fully operational in Osaka with Physio MCKINA Co., Ltd. After a week of hands-on training, we’re ready to show Japan how quantitative phase imaging (QPI) can transform live-cell research.

#IUIS2025 is currently underway, presenting a wealth of new scientific findings. We will share highlights of the studies that caught our attention. If you are around stop stop by our Booth 26!📍

This week, Telight is on the move. Our team is engaging with researchers and innovators at Trends in Microscopy 2025 (TiM2025) in Münsingen, Germany, and IMMOX’25 in Oxford, UK—two key events shaping the future of microscopy and immunology! See you there!

Over these five years, we have achieved a lot, but our work is far from over. We will continue to develop our optical instruments, which play a crucial role in discoveries in the life sciences. Thank you for #EXPOLERETHEUNSEEN with us!

We thank the @AkademiaVied for the opportunity to meet with scientists from the Institute of Experimental Oncology, Molecular Oncology, Experimental Endocrinology and Neuroimmunology to discuss the potential use of our technology🔬

On behalf of our Telight team @MatyasKrijt and Michal Kotek at the meeting on the development of economic and #scientificdiplomacy. Thanks to @ed_mzvcr for the opportunity to contribute to this important project.

Thank you for the opportunity to reconnect with the microscopy community and discuss the latest in optical technology at #120seconds. It was great to share our experience and knowledge of discovering the invisible world in the heart of microscopy - @brnoregion.Photo by:@JIC_Brno