Exhibition

CELL BIO 2025: ASCB–EMBO Joint Meeting

06 Dec 2025 - 10 Dec 2025 Pennsylvania Convention Center


Intravital In Vivo Live Cell Imaging

Dear Colleagues,

Warm greetings from IVIM Technology!


As a global leader in in vivo intravital microscopy and real-time cellular imaging, we are excited to participate in Cell Bio 2025, the joint ASCB–EMBO meeting.

We invite you to visit Booth #1038 in the Exhibit Hall from December 7-9 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.


At our booth, you can explore:

  • All-in-one intravital microscopy systems (confocal + two-photon) for imaging tissue slices, 3D cultures, organoids, and live small animals — without a dark room.

  • In vivo labeling agents and imaging accessories for organelle tracking and single-cell visualization.

  • Preclinical CRO imaging services available in BSL-2/BSL-3 facilities in Korea and through partners in the U.S.


Our technologies are designed to accelerate research in mechanobiology, organelle dynamics, single-cell and spatial studies, RNA biology, and advanced imaging.

We would be delighted to meet you at Cell Bio 2025, discuss your research needs, and provide live demos. To schedule a meeting, simply reply to this email or visit us during exhibit hours.


We look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia!


Warm regards,
The IVIM Technology Team

  

Check out IVIM`s Poster Session at ASCB (CELL BIO) 2025!

Poster Title: Real-Time Visualization of Platelet Dynamics and Thrombogenesis in a Photothrombosis-Induced Cremaster Arteriole Injury Mouse Model
Presentation Number: P1692
Presentation Time: 2:15 PM to 3:45 PM
Poster Session Date and Time: Tuesday, December 9, 2025 | 12:45 PM to 3:45 PM
Submission Scientific Topic: Advances in Cell Biology Tools and Technologies
Keypoints: 
  • High-resolution assessment of thrombogenesis:
    Provides direct visual evidence of how platelet accumulation progresses and contributes to thrombus development following photothrombosis.
  • Enhanced understanding of platelet dynamics:
    Helps dissect the relationship between platelet behavior and thrombus formation under physiological and pathological conditions.
  • Visualization of vascular responses:
    Enables detection of vascular stenosis driven by excessive or abnormal platelet aggregation.
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