Exploration
Explore the hidden spectral world of fluorescence that surrounds us! The NIGHTSEA flashlights and filter glasses let you roam freely indoors and out, on land and under water, and the Model SFA stereo microscope adapter brings your exploration to micro scales.
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- Ageratum flower under the microscope, fluorescence
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- Mineral fluorescence, calcite and willemite
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- Royal blue excitation, barrier filter
Related Articles
Fluorescence Excitation and Emission – Maxima vs Spectra
This article describes the relationship between fluorescence spectra vs maxima, and their role in selecting appropriate excitation and emission wavelengths.
Why NIGHTSEA Offers Different Excitation Wavelengths
Why do we offer different color light sources? You need multiple options for excitation wavelengths because different materials may need different wavelengths to cause them to fluoresce.
Fluorescence vs Phosphorescence – a Photographic Investigation
Using photography to document an interesting case of fluorescence vs phosporescence.
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KEY Award Recipient – 2023
Dr. Andrea Suria is the recipient of the 9th Annual KEY Award for New Faculty.
2023 KEY Award for New Faculty
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KEY Award Recipient – 2022
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Oscar Ruiz of Houston Christian University is the recipient of the 8th annual NIGHTSEA/EMS KEY Award for New Faculty.
2022 KEY Award for New Faculty
The application period for the 2022 KEY Award for New Faculty is open!