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Did you know how fast and easy it is to capture multichannel fluorescent images with the Revolve #microscope? Simply hold down the ‘capture’ button to capture up to four channels simultaneously, then adjust the settings to suit your needs for a publication-ready composite image.

ECHO is proud to introduce Peter Sandin, Regional Sales Manager, and Kenyatta Williams, Inventory Control Specialist! Peter is based in Stockholm, Sweden and will be taking care of the Nordic region. He's worked in microscopy for nearly a decade, and prior to that received a PhD in physical chemistry and biochemistry. Peter is excited to introduce ECHO products to users in his area and to support them through their work. "It's always been my favorite part of this job," he says. Kenyatta comes to ECHO from the local San Diego community and is excited to contribute to ECHO's goals and projects. Outside of work, Kenyatta is a professional Kendama athlete for Kendama USA, competing nationally and internationally in the Japanese ball-and-cup skill game. His dream is to compete in the Kendama World Cup in Japan, and he's excited to teach the ECHO community about his love for the game. 

Reproducibility is crucial for drug discovery to validate the accuracy of your preclinical data. With ECHO Revolve, restoring settings from previously captured images is easy, ensuring your results are not just accurate but consistently reliable. Check our how Certis Oncology Solutions, Inc. leverages the ECHO Revolve to capture and annotate their samples in the lab for 3D Cell Cultures: https://lnkd.in/gwhreg5t

We're hiring! We are looking for passionate and driven individuals to fill R&D (Software) positions. If you’re ready to make an impact and show the world our award-winning microscopes, we want to hear from you. Explore the possibilities and elevate your career with us. Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gE5bm_vE

Meet Robert Burgamy, Director of Service Operations for the Eastern US, Europe, the UK, and Israel. In July 2024, Robert celebrated six years with ECHO. Robert began his journey at ECHO on the manufacturing team as a Senior Production Technician. “I tried to learn every aspect on the production line, as much as I could,” he recalls. His keen understanding of the systems and commitment to excellence led him to a role on the service team in just six months. Outside of work, Robert enjoys tinkering with motorcycles (see photo!). He draws a connection between his passion and his profession, noting, “It’s the same mindset with troubleshooting or diagnosing microscopes. There are steps, there’s a logical reason why something is behaving that way.” His natural curiosity and methodical approach have made him a key player in ECHO’s service department. Now based in Georgia, Robert manages a broad and diverse region but still values the sense of community at ECHO. Though he misses the daily interactions at the San Diego office, he finds joy in working with his team across the field. “Working with the team out here, George, Noah, Lauren, Nicolette, it’s great seeing them out in the field. It’s like seeing great buddies,” he says.

ECHO is thrilled to welcome Maximilian Schlecht, PhD to our field service team! Max brings an impressive background in academic neuroscience, with a PhD in the neural mechanisms behind learning and memory. His deep knowledge and passion for high-quality microscopes make him a fantastic addition to our service team. Based in Cambridge, MA, Max is excited to use his microscopy expertise to help ECHO users achieve amazing results in their experiments. Welcome to the team, Max! 

We designed our Confocal with speed, power, and precision in mind. See how fast our system creates a Z-Stack of a mouse brain section comprising 111 images, with 37 images per fluorescence channel across three channels.

The ECHO Revolve simplifies microscopy processes with a user-friendly interface, making it easy to capture and annotate images across various microscopy modes. At University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, the Wheeler Lab (Nic Wheeler) utilizes Revolve for all their parasite imaging needs in both Inverted and Upright configurations. The lab quickly images parasite eggs and measures fecal flotations using the annotation features on the microscope, without needing additional analysis software, simplifying their lab workflow. If you are interested to see how Revolve may improve your workflow, the lab has designed an amazing protocol around imaging on their Revolve: https://lnkd.in/gy829wxW

At ECHO, we’re constantly amazed and inspired by the impactful research our customers conduct. The Roger Lab at ASU’s School of Molecular Sciences and School of Ocean Features study symbiosis homeostasis across various cnidarians like reef-building corals, upside-down jellyfish and E. diaphana. They use their ECHO Revolve to help understand symbiosis equilibrium and the mechanisms of coral bleaching. See this stunning image of the relationship between endosymbiotic algae and endogenous GFP captured at 1x. Learn more about the labs research at https://lnkd.in/gHXagADw.

ECHO is thrilled to welcome Christine Hanko and Adam Jaspersen to our team! Both bring rich microscopy backgrounds, with experience from core facilities to the industry side of imaging. Christine, based in Boston, loves how ECHO microscopes make microscopy approachable and will primarily work with our new Confocal unit. Adam, based in Northern California's East Bay, values the functionality of ECHO scopes in a compact footprint and looks forward to engaging with the brightest minds in the field and seeing some incredible images.