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Newton Optical Imaging System
The Newton is a cost-effective multi-modal optical imaging system incorporating Bioluminescence (BLI) & Fluorescence (FLI)(VIS, NIR-I, and NIR-II/SWIR), and 3D tomography.
- Systems are designed for small animal models, in vivo and ex vivo imaging, or plant and agricultural applications.
- Free analysis software is non-proprietary, making offline analysis of images possible from anyone’s individual workstations.
- The system includes an intuitive user interface with a selection of customizable acquisition settings and programs.
3D BLI Tomographic Imaging of Mammary Fat Pad Tumor
BLI Image of Orthotopic Brain Tumor in Mouse
BLI Image of Orthotopic Lung Metastases in Mouse
BLI Imaging of Orthotopic Mammary Fat Pad Tumor in Mouse
BLI of Orthotopic Lung Tumor in Mouse
Ex Vivo Imaging of Fluorescent Nanoparticle Biodistribution
Fluorescent Nanoprimer Distribution After IV Injection in Mouse
mCherry Fluorescence Imaging in Subcutaneous Tumor in Mouse
Resources
Beyond the Pink: How Research Is Advancing Breast Cancer Detection and Treatment
Beyond the Pink: How Research Is Advancing Breast Cancer Detection and Treatment Every
Choosing an Optical Imaging System for Preclinical BLI, FLI, and NIR-II Research
Choosing an Optical Imaging System for Preclinical BLI, FLI, and NIR-II Research: How
(June 11th, 2026) Webinar: Overview of Small Animal Cancer Models and Imaging Applications
(June 11th, 2026) Webinar: Overview of Small Animal Cancer Models and Imaging Applications
Expanding the Possibilities of Preclinical Research with the Newton Optical Imaging System
Expanding the Possibilities of Preclinical Research with the Newton Optical Imaging System Understanding
Preclinical Contrast Agents vs Clinical Agents in Small Animal Imaging
Preclinical Contrast Agents vs Clinical Agents in Small Animal Imaging Preclinical contrast agents
(April 9th, 2026) Webinar: Driving NAMs-Aligned Preclinical Research with the Newton 7.0 Optical Imaging Systems
(April 9th, 2026) Webinar: Driving NAMs-Aligned Preclinical Research with the Newton 7.0 Optical
