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Nikon Combines with Metris to form Nikon Metrology, Inc.
Nikon is proud to announce the formation of Nikon Metrology, Inc. Headquartered in Brighton, Michigan, the new company will focus specifically on the industrial and manufacturing business markets for precision measuring and industrial microscopy.
Nikon Fellowship Recipient Studies Regeneration
Dr. Stefano Tiozzo, a postdoctoral scholar in the Anthony De Tomaso lab at University of California, Santa Barbara, recently received the prestigious 2009 Nikon Fellowship, awarded by Nikon Instruments Inc., to explore regeneration through Botryllus schlosseri .
Nikon Customer Wins Prestigious Findeis Award
Nikon Instruments congratulates Dr. Christy L. Haynes, member of the Department of Chemistry, College of Science and Engineering at the University of Minnesota and Principal Investigator for The Haynes Research Group, for winning the Analytical Chemistry Society’s Arthur F. Findeis Award, which recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of analytical chemistry.
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- Nikon Customer Wins Prestigious Findeis Award
- Dr. Stefano Tiozzo Uses Nikon Fellowship To Explore Regeneration Through Botryllus Schlosseri
- Nikon Instruments Announces 2010 Nikon Small World Judges
- Nikon Forms Nikon Metrology, Inc. for Industrial-Based Metrology Customer
- Nikon Small World Call For Entries Deadline April 30th
- Nikon Instruments Announces the New Mi Macro Imaging Station for Digital Pathology
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