The ZEISS LSM Lightfield 4D
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Microscience Microscopy Congress (MMC) 2025

Join us at Stand 125 to see our latest innovations — including the new ZEISS LSM Lightfield 4D microscope
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Visit ZEISS at MMC 2025 — Explore the Future of Microscopy

Join us at the Microscience Microscopy Conference (MMC) 2025, where ZEISS will be showcasing the latest in imaging innovation. Stop by Stand 125 to explore a selection of our cutting-edge microscopes in person — including the all-new Lightfield 4D microscope.

You can also book live demo sessions covering both life science and materials science workflows — available on-site and virtually. Spaces are limited, so we encourage early registration.

Plus, don’t miss our two exclusive life science workshops, designed to elevate your insights into imaging even further. 

Have Questions? Let’s Chat at Stand 125
Our specialists will be on hand throughout the event to answer your questions and discuss how our newest technologies can support your research. Stop by for a conversation — we’d love to connect.

Demonstration Overview

Get a close-up look at a selection of our systems for life science and materials science — in our focused, expert-led sessions designed to fit your workflow.

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Demo Type

Life Science Demonstrations

LSM910 with Lightfield 4D

Be among the first in the UK to experience our NEW LSM with Lightfield 4D, alongside innovations in high-speed volumetric imaging, Airyscan MPLX with jDCV, and our AI-powered microscopy assistant, Copilot.

In-person Demo

ZEISS Lattice SIM 3

Experience fast, high-resolution imaging with ZEISS Lattice SIM 3 — a flexible system that accelerates workflows, captures dynamic processes, and delivers optically sectioned data across a wide range of magnifications.

In-person Demo

Cryoworkflow - LSM to XB

Learn how cryo-LM and cryo FIB-SEM combine for targeted, high-resolution 3D imaging of vitrified, immunolabeled samples — from ROI identification to TEM lamella preparation.

Live Virtual Demo

Effortlessly Image Biological Ultrastructure in 3D with ZEISS Volutome

Explore streamlined 3D ultrastructural imaging with ZEISS Volutome — an integrated SBF-SEM solution for high-quality volume data from resin-embedded samples.

Live Virtual Demo

X-ray Microscopy for Biology

Discover how X-ray microscopy enables high-resolution 3D imaging of intact biological samples—no sectioning required—using innovations like RaaD and the Advanced Reconstruction Toolbox.

Live Virtual Demo

Materials Science Demonstrations

Inside Energy Materials with the ZEISS GeminiSEM 460

Register to see how GeminiSEM 460 reveals microstructures in energy materials to support the design and analysis of next-gen storage systems.

Live Virtual Demo

Rapid CT with VersaXRM FAST Mode

Discover how ZEISS VersaXRM’s FAST Mode delivers rapid, high-quality 3D imaging of complex materials using flat panel technology.

Live Virtual Demo

Smart TEM Lamella Preparation with ZEISS Crossbeam

Experience automated, high-precision TEM lamella prep with ZEISS Crossbeam and ZEN Core for streamlined, high-throughput workflows.

Live Virtual Demo

Imaging to Insights with ZEN Core for EM

Learn how ZEN Core streamlines SEM workflows for faster, more reproducible, and reliable results.

Live Virtual Demo

Life Science Demonstrations

Join us for live and virtual demos that reveal new ways to visualize complex biological structures — in full 3D and with minimal disruption. Whether you're working with vitrified samples, resin-embedded tissues, or delicate soft matter, our expert-led sessions will show you how to push the limits of resolution, speed, and sample preservation. Discover how advanced tools can accelerate and enhance your life science research. Register below to save your spot - spaces are limited!
  • Zebrafish Neuron
    Sample courtesy of Anton Nikolaev, University of Sheffield, UK . Data acquired at Wolfson Light Microscopy Facility in the School of Biosciences at the University of Sheffield.

    This is image shows calcium signaling, a reporter for neuronal activity, in the zebrafish brain. Neurons more than 50 µm apart from each other can be capture at the same time due to  the large volume and speed of Lightfield 4D. Data recorded from a zebrafish larvae 4 days post fertilization expressing the calcium reporter GCaMP6; imaged with ZEISS LSM 990 Lightfield 4D and LD C-Apochromat 40× / 1.1 Water immersion.

    ZEISS LSM910 with Lightfield 4D

    In-person Demo

    We are proud to present the UK debut of our new LSM with Lightfield 4D. In this workshop we will focus on a number of new innovations, the first being the new Lightfield 4D with its ability to capture volumes in a single snap and collect volumes at speeds of 80 volumes per second. Continuing the theme of speed, we’ll also explore the new jDCV for Airyscan MPLX. Finally, we will have a discussion with our new AI assistant, Copilot, a powerful LLM based assistant who can aid you in all manner of microscopy challenges.

  • Mouse small intestine in A-ha Polymer labeled for blood vessel.
    Sample courtesy of Prof. Shiue-Cheng (Tony) Tang, Institute of Biotechnology & Department of Medical Science, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

    Mouse small intestine in A-ha Polymer labeled for blood vessels (Alexa Fluor 488); anti-fade labeling. Overview image of the whole section recorded with SIM Apotome, blood vessels: color-coded depth projection, nerves: cyan. Objective: Plan-Neofluar 10× / 0.3 Air.

    ZEISS Lattice SIM 3

    In-person Demo

    We are please to offer demo opportunities on our Lattice SIM 3 system. This fast optical sectioning system can revolutionise your imaging through offering fast, high resolution imaging across a flexible range of magnifications. Allowing you to image large areas of your sample quickly, collect fast optically sectioned z stacks or collect fast dynamics from your sample. This flexible system speed up existing workflows or enable ones that would have been too time consuming. We will have a collection of samples to explore or bring your own to explore on the Lattices SIM3!

  • Stomata and internalized plastids were identified with an LSM using the autofluorescence of the sample. The selected stoma was re-located and imaged with the Crossbeam. Sample courtesy: C. Burkhardt, NMI Reutlingen, Germany
    Sample courtesy: C. Burkhardt, NMI Reutlingen, Germany

    Stomata and internalized plastids were identified with an LSM using the autofluorescence of the sample. The selected stoma was re-located and imaged with the Crossbeam.

    Cryoworkflow - LSM to XB

    Live Virtual Demo

    Targeted high resolution 3D data acquisition of vitrified biological samples based on immuno-fluorescence labeling is an ongoing challenge. In this tutorial we demonstrate the combination of cryo light microscopy (LM) with cryo FIB-SEM to generate 3D datasets from ROIs that have been identified using a confocal laser scanning microscope. We show the cryo equipment that was designed to facilitate the safe transfer of cryo samples between the different microscopes under liquid nitrogen conditions. Correlating the LM and FIB-SEM coordinate systems allows navigation to the ROIs followed by FIB-SEM tomography or preparation of TEM lamella for cryo electron tomography. A few experimental results will illustrate the utility of the workflow.

  • 3D image of a segmented mouse brain Volutome dataset.
    Sample Courtesy of Christel Genoud, Université de Lausanne, EMF, 1015 Lausanne, Switzerland

    3D image of a segmented mouse brain Volutome dataset. 10 segmented main neurons out of the volume and a blood vessel (red). Acquired with ZEISS GeminiSEM 460 AI based segmentation of the displayed neurons and visualised with arivis pro.

    Effortlessly Image Biological Ultrastructure in 3D with ZEISS Volutome

    Live Virtual Demo

    Experience seamless imaging of biological samples in 3D across extensive areas with our latest In-Chamber Ultramicrotome for Serial Block-Face SEM, the ZEISS Volutome. This comprehensive end-to-end solution integrates advanced hardware and software, featuring a dedicated Volume BSD Detector and integrated Focal Charge Compensation for high-quality imaging of all resin-embedded biological samples.

    The intuitive workflow streamlines sample installation, automated cutting, image acquisition, preprocessing, and 3D visualization.
    Join our remote session to explore the ZEISS Volutome, witness live image acquisitions, and see final ultrastructural results, including 3D visualizations of segmented SBF data in ZEISS arivis pro. Additionally, we will provide a brief demonstration on collecting Array Tomography data using ZEISS ATLAS AT.

  • A soybean Scout and Zoom scan of a developing floral complex.
    Courtesy of Dr. Keith Duncan, Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, USA

    A soybean Scout and Zoom scan of a developing floral complex. The tall ovary (pod) with the developing ovules (seeds), surrounded by the anthers that contain bright pollen grains.

    X-ray Microscopy for Biology

    Live Virtual Demo

    Acquiring high resolution images of structure generally requires the use of destructive methods to physically section the sample. In this remote session, we will explore how X-ray microscopy can offers new insights through the ability to collect high resolution 3D data without the need for sectioning, while working on a range of samples from delicate soft tissues and embryos to plant tissues. We will discuss innovations like resolution at a distance(RaaD) that allow capture of large regions without loss of resolution and the advanced reconstruction toolbox(ART), a powerful software suite with tools to improve speed of acquisition and reconstruction quality.

Materials Demonstrations

Join us for live demonstrations—virtual or in person—designed for materials scientists ready to push boundaries. Explore powerful workflows and breakthrough imaging technologies, from ultrafast 3D CT to automated TEM prep and advanced SEM analysis. Whether you're investigating energy materials or streamlining your lab’s throughput, these demos offer hands-on strategies to accelerate your research. Secure your spot today and see the difference firsthand. Register below to save your spot - spaces are limited!
  • NCM622 cathode particles after 500 charge cycles, from a conventional lithium ion battery, imaged at 1 kV with Inlens SE detector.

    NCM622 cathode particles after 500 charge cycles, from a conventional lithium ion battery, imaged at 1 kV with Inlens SE detector. The primary particles can be resolved within the larger secondary particle, which shows cracks resulting from the aging process.

    Inside Energy Materials with the ZEISS GeminiSEM 460

    Live Virtual Demo

    Discover how the GeminiSEM 460 can reveal the intricate microstructures of energy materials such as battery cathodes and separator membranes. This demo will highlight how SEM helps understand performance, degradation, and design of next-generation energy storage systems.

  • Cu-ni ore

    Cu-Ni ore: 4-minute FAST Mode scan with DeepRecon Pro AI-assisted automated mineralogy with Mineralogic 3D provides particle analysis and mineral identification direct from XRM data for process mineralogy, liberation, and locking.

    Rapid CT with VersaXRM FAST Mode

    Live Virtual Demo

    Discover how ZEISS VersaXRM’s FAST Mode accelerates acquisition of 3D datasets. This demo will show rapid 3D scans using the flat panel extension for efficient, high-quality imaging of complex materials.

  • Multi-Site lamella preparation in silicon using ZEN TEM Prep module in ZEN core.

    Multi-Site lamella preparation in silicon using ZEN TEM Prep module in ZEN core.

    Smart TEM Lamella Preparation with Crossbeam

    Live Virtual Demo

    Experience how ZEISS Crossbeam, powered by ZEN Core, automates TEM lamella preparation. This demo will show precision milling, site-specific targeting, and streamlined workflows for high-throughput sample prep.

  • Woman using zen core on computer screen for electron microscopy

    Zen Core for electron microscopy

    Imaging to Insights with ZEN Core for EM

    Live Virtual Demo

    See how ZEN Core powers end-to-end SEM workflows—from image acquisition to advanced analysis. This demo will highlight how a unified platform enhances productivity, reproducibility, and data integrity.

Life Science Workshops

Unlock new insights into dynamic biological processes at ZEISS workshops during MMC 2025. Learn how advanced techniques like Lattice SIM and 4D Light Field Microscopy can elevate your imaging — from faster acquisition to richer spatial detail. Reserve your spot today — limited seats available!

  • Lattice SIM 3 Workshop

    Imaging speed is key consideration, whether you’re trying to acquire large areas or fast dynamics and confocal system are typically speed limited. In workshop we will be presenting the Lattice SIM 3, a fast optical sectioning system that utilises structured illumination to give fast, high resolution images. The Lattice SIM mode doubles the resolution of your imaging while allowing collection deep into samples and the SIM Apotome mode gives flexibility across samples sizes to collect large areas or fast dynamics.

  • ZEISS LSM 910 with Lightfield 4D workshop with On stand Workshop

    ZEISS are proud to present the UK debut of our new LSM with Lightfield 4D. In this workshop we will focus on a number of new innovations, the first being the new Lightfield 4D with its ability to capture volumes in a single snap and collect volumes at speeds of 80 volumes per second. Continuing the theme of speed, we’ll also explore the new jDCV for Airyscan MPLX. Finally, we will have a discussion with our new AI assistant, Copilot, a powerful LLM based assistant who can aid you in all manner of microscopy challenges.