4Deep Inwater Imaging is developing the world's first underwater microscope that can detect algae outbreaks before these can spread into toxic blooms. The prototype is set to become a standard monitoring instrument to analyze water quality. Read the full story: World's First Underwater Fluorescence Microscope To...
A Halifax company is preparing to roll out the world’s first-ever underwater fluorescence microscope to detect harmful algae outbreaks before they spiral out of control. Read the full story: Halifax’s 4Deep Inwater Imaging develops new underwater algae detector...
4Deep Inwater Imaging of Halifax is developing the world’s first underwater fluorescence microscope, a device that will detect harmful algae at a very early stage. The microscope is expected to become a standard instrument in water quality monitoring and research, with applications in public health,...
ACOA has provided funding for 4Deep inwater imaging to advance the prototype fluorescence microscope, designed to get fluorescence signatures from individual algae cells in the water. Read the full story: Halifax company gets $500K from ACOA for underwater microscope, CBC...
MEOPAR has provided a research opportunity for the Oceanography Department at Dalhousie University to collect data with 4Deep's microscopes. Read the full story: Continuous Assessment of Plankton Abundance and Community Structure in Canadian Coastal Waters with a Novel, Flow-Through, High-Throughput Holographic Microscope Operated on Volunteer Observing...
The U.S. branch of a Chinese imaging technology company has bought into 4Deep inwater imaging of Halifax. Read the full story in on the Chronicle Herald site: 4Deep inwater imaging gets U. S. equity partner...
As part of the pilot cruise on board R/V Endeavor, Dr. Melissa Omand's group will deploy the submersible holographic microscope and autonomous recording module to study sediment particles in Northern Atlantic. The Autonomous Control module is a new product developed by 4Deep which allows fully...
Dal News covers the activities of Ocean Sampling Day. Read the news here....
Global covers Dalhousie University and 4Deep for the Ocean Sampling Day in the Bedford Basin. Read the latest news here....
Dalhousie University sampled water using various methods, including the 4Deep Submersible Microscope for Ocean Sampling Day. Read the press release here....
Dalhousie University took part in the Ocean Sampling Day, where researchers from over 160 locations sample microbes on the same day. 4Deep was a part, using the Submersible Microscope to collect images. Read the press release here....
The Centre for Water Research (CWR) at University of Western Australia (UWA) has been working with the Submersible microscope, and has outlined data sampling procedures used in an update at their site. Read the press release here....