Light-Sheet Microscopy Systems
PhaseView develops light-sheet fluorescence microscopy systems for three-dimensional imaging of living specimens, fixed samples and cleared tissues.
The Alpha platform is available in several configurations, ranging from a compact system for targeted research applications to an advanced facility platform designed for shared use, diverse samples and multiscale imaging workflows.
FOR SHARED IMAGING FACILITIES
Alpha3 Facility Edition
An advanced light-sheet imaging platform designed for shared facilities, multiscale workflows and a broad range of biological samples.
Alpha3 Facility Edition combines increased sample capacity, motorized objective and illumination control, expanded acquisition options and interactive 3D visualization in a flexible system for diverse users and experimental protocols.
FOR FLEXIBLE RESEARCH WORKFLOWS
Alpha3
A flexible light-sheet imaging system designed for three-dimensional imaging across a broad range of biological samples and experimental workflows.
Alpha3 combines dual multi-directional light-sheet illumination with an upright optical microscope, interchangeable objectives and optional acquisition modules. The system can be configured for different imaging scales while giving researchers direct control over key optical components.
FOR ROUTINE LIVE-SAMPLE IMAGING
Alpha1
A compact light-sheet fluorescence microscope designed for fast, gentle three-dimensional imaging of living specimens and dynamic biological processes.
Alpha1 combines straightforward sample handling with low-phototoxicity imaging and rapid volumetric acquisition. The system is well suited to laboratories that need an accessible light-sheet platform for repeated experiments, time-lapse studies and routine research workflows.
Not Sure Which Alpha3 Configuration to Choose?
Alpha3 and Alpha3 Facility Edition share the same core light-sheet imaging approach but are designed for different operating environments.
Compare their sample capacity, objective support, motorization and acquisition options to identify the configuration that best fits your laboratory or imaging facility.