The Scope Newsletter

MBF Bioscience publishes The Scope newsletter twice a year. Fill out our contact form if you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive the next issue in the mail.

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The Scope, Fall 2009


In this issue:

  • Faster and More Powerful–AutoNeuron 4 Delivers
  • Stem Cell Transplants Aid in Spinal Recovery
  • Neuroscience 2009
  • What’s New at MBF Labs?
  • We Listen to Our Customers







The Scope, Fall 2008

In this issue:

  • Neurolucida for Dendritic Spine Analysis
  • The CARV II and OptiGrid
  • Dendritic Arbor Development
  • Multi-User Accounts
  • See You at SfN 2008 in Exhibit 1435!





The Scope, Fall 2008

In this issue:

  • Neurolucida for Dendritic Spine Analysis
  • The CARV II and OptiGrid
  • Dendritic Arbor Development
  • Multi-User Accounts
  • See You at SfN 2008 in Exhibit 1435!





The Scope, Summer 2008

In this issue:

  • Stereology: Avoiding Bias Using the Optical Fractionator
  • Densita for Autoradiography
  • Visit With MBF Bioscience
  • Our Midwest Office Opens
  • Need Help With Stereology?





The Scope, Fall 2007

In this issue:

  • Advance Your Research with V8
  • New Support Options
  • New Product : Densita
  • Mobile Software Licensing
  • Windows Support Answers





The Scope, Summer 2007

In this issue:

  • Performing an Optical Fractionator Run without the Microscope
  • Neurolucida and Stereo Investigator on a Mac
  • Share Neurolucida Data with Microsoft Excel
  • MBF President Jack Glaser Honored with SBA Award
  • Unbiased Stereology in Schizophrenic Brains





The Scope, Fall 2006

In this issue:

  • New Workflow Process Streamlines the Optical Fractionator
  • The Inside View
  • Neurolucida Helps Define a Possible New Cell Type
  • See You at SfN 2006 in Booth 216!





The Scope, Summer 2006

In this issue:

  • New Workflows Improve Efficiency
  • New High-Precision Motorized Stages from MBF
  • Research Notes: Cells Proliferate After Injury
  • Our New Name — MBF Bioscience