Tag: microtome

Lab Spotlight: Dr. Virginia Puente

Advancing Neuroscience Through Live Imaging of the Brain’s Extracellular Space We are honored to spotlight the work of Dr. Virginia Puente, an MSCA and María Zambrano researcher at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). A pharmacist by training, Dr. Puente leads an ambitious and innovative research program centered on understanding how the extracellular space […]

Written by on July 10, 2025

What are the differences between a microtome and a vibratome?

Microtome, vibratome, vibrating microtome…you’ve heard so many different terms for this type of laboratory equipment. Let us help you clear up any confusions in terminology! Defining microtome vs vibratome A microtome is a device used to cut very thin slices of tissue, called sections, for examination under a microscope. It typically uses a sharp, stationary […]

Written by on May 1, 2023