
Complete confocal fluorescence microscope that empowers researchers to advance quantitative functional imaging from individual molecules to cells and tissues.

Modular, customizable, time-resolved confocal microscope with single-molecule sensitivity for life and materials science.

Compact FLIM and FCS upgrade kit that adds advanced functional imaging and correlation analysis to existing laser scanning microscopes.

Designed for flexible, sensitive, and precise steady-state and time-resolved spectroscopy across the UV to NIR range and time scales from picoseconds to milliseconds.

Modular lifetime spectrometer designed for flexible fluorescence and photoluminescence measurements in both materials and life science research.

Add spectral and time-resolved photoluminescence to your setup through flexible microscope–spectrometer coupling options.

Get the most out of superconducting nanowire detectors in large-scale quantum communication and computing experiments requiring precise multichannel timing.

Boost your time-resolved experiments with a flexible, high-precision time tagging and TCSPC unit for materials science and quantum sensing.

Scale your photonic quantum computing and detector characterization setups while maintaining performance, flexibility, and high data throughput.

Compact 3-color picosecond laser delivering flexible ns to ms excitation with cost-effective multicolor performance and straightforward operation.

Smart picosecond laser diode heads covering UV-A to NIR, providing the right combination of power, pulse width, and diode type for any time-resolved technique.

VisUV provides clean short pulses and stable timing across key UV and visible wavelengths, including deep UV lines as well as 488 nm and 532 nm.

Enhance your single-photon counting experiments with wide dynamic range and excellent timing precision in the UV and visible even at the highest count rates.

Capture even the weakest signals over large areas with maximum dynamic range and enhanced low-light sensitivity in a compact detector design.

Unlock spatially resolved single-photon detection with a 23-pixel SPAD array, combining low dark counts and precise time tagging for advanced experiments.

Advanced FLIM analysis software for fast, accurate interpretation of lifetime imaging data.

Intuitive, free software solution for real-time, high-precision photon data acquisition, visualization, and initial data analysis.

Advanced software for time-resolved fluorescence acquisition and analysis.

An imaging technique that uses fluorescence lifetimes to generate image contrast.

Investigating how proteins dynamically explore multiple conformational states that control biological function.

Investigating how biomolecules separate into dynamic liquid phases to organize cellular space and regulate biological function.

A time-resolved technique that measures photoluminescence lifetimes to reveal excited-state dynamics in materials.

Studying exciton dynamics, charge carrier processes, and structural properties through optical and time-resolved characterization methods.

Investigating charge-carrier lifetimes and recombination dynamics to enable precise optical characterization of material quality and device performance.

A quantum optical signature revealed by time-resolved photon correlation analysis to identify single-photon emission in materials and nanostructures.

The transmission of information using individual photons, using quantum effects to ensure absolute security.

Quantifying photons per detection event enables direct access to photon-number statistics, providing insight into quantum and statistical properties of light.

An optical technique that analyzes light emission under electrical excitation to reveal electronic properties of electroluminescent materials.

Monitoring environmental signals and trace compounds to understand dynamic changes in natural and engineered environments.

A photon timing technique that measures single-photon arrival times to resolve ultrafast dynamics in fluorescence, materials research, and quantum optics.
The FluoMic is a compact widefield photoluminescence microscope for fast steady-state and time-resolved characterization of advanced materials. It enables large-area assessments and localized measurements with micrometer-scale spatial resolution, supporting a wide range of excitation and detection wavelengths.
FluoMic integrated with an external spectrometer as part of the micro-photoluminescence upgrade, enabling wavelength-resolved measurements from micrometer-defined sample regions.FluoMic can be extended with spectrally resolved detection using either the FlexLambda wavelength selection unit or an external spectrometer via PicoQuant’s Micro-Photoluminescence Upgrade. Both approaches enable wavelength-resolved steady-state and time-resolved measurements from micrometer-defined regions, supporting advanced analysis in complex materials.
This application note illustrates how FluoMic combines spectral, temporal, and spatial photoluminescence information to reveal relationships that remain hidden in conventional measurements. Using examples ranging from polymer standards to solar cells and individual LED pixels, it demonstrates how micrometer-defined observation spots enable deeper insight into excited-state dynamics and material heterogeneity. Explore how FluoMic expands photophysical analysis beyond bulk measurements.
SymphoTime 64: fluorescence lifetime imaging and correlation software.EasyTau 2 and SymPhoTime 64 support data acquisition and analysis for steady-state and time-resolved photoluminescence measurements. Together, they provide a consistent software environment for spectral evaluation, lifetime analysis, and structured handling of spatially resolved datasets generated with FluoMic.
Access in-depth application notes and scientific posters with detailed methods, measurement data, and real-world use cases.
Learn how time-resolved fluorescence techniques reveal excited-state dynamics and charge-carrier processes in materials.
Measuring steady-state and TRPL of a thin film CIGS solar cell by a positionable, micrometer-sized observation volume
Poster on non-destructive photoluminescence analysis of PV devices using TRPL microscopy to study carrier dynamics, diffusion and material properties.
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Detailing the TCSPC-based widefield photoluminescence microscope with ps timing resolution, 375–1060 nm excitation, and detection from 400–1700 nm
Combine compatible components to build a complete system tailored to your experimental requirements and measurement workflows.
During ELMI, attendees can experience Luminosa, our powerful Single Photon Counting Confocal Microscope for fluorescence lifetime imaging, firsthand. Through a series of on-site workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to explore its capabilities in a practical setting. We will also highlight the latest features in Luminosa, including LumiPy, enabling flexible data analysis and integration into custom workflows. Join us to discover how our solutions support cutting-edge microscopy and imaging research.
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