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Hamamatsu Corporation Leading manufacturer of devices for the generation and measurement of infrared, visible, UV light and x-rays.

Our mission is to benefit society through the development of technologies that capture, measure, and generate various types of light.

Evaluating a drug means looking at both its effect on cancer cells and its potential impact on other cell types. At the ...
28/10/2026

Evaluating a drug means looking at both its effect on cancer cells and its potential impact on other cell types.

At the 13th Annual SBI2 Conference in Boston, Mahomi Suzuki will present poster number 30, “High-Throughput 3D Evaluation of a Molecular Glue and Doxorubicin with Non-Toxic Live-Cell Dyes” on November 3 at 5:30 p.m. in the Pacific Ballroom. This poster will show how CYTOQUBE® combines rapid, gentle 3D light-sheet imaging with non-toxic live-cell dyes to evaluate drug efficacy and potential cardiotoxicity in cancer and cardiac spheroids.

Thank you to Saguaro Biosciences for collaborating with us.

Learn more at https://sbi2.org/2026-sbi2-conference-boston/

27/10/2026

Quantum sensing continues to push the boundaries of measurement and detection.

Hear from Semmlinger as he discusses Hamamatsu's work in this emerging field, including our optically pumped magnetometer (OPM) and the opportunities quantum sensing is creating for research and industry applications.

Watch the full video to learn more.

Terahertz technology is opening new possibilities for nondestructive material analysis.  From inspecting coatings and ba...
26/10/2026

Terahertz technology is opening new possibilities for nondestructive material analysis.

From inspecting coatings and battery electrodes to evaluating pharmaceuticals and semiconductors, THz technology is finding applications across a growing range of industries.

What makes it particularly interesting for quality control? Terahertz radiation can provide information about materials and structures that may be difficult to access using conventional inspection methods.

See how THz technology is advancing quality control across industries in this article from Photonics Spectra:
https://ow.ly/oVvE50ZTKrJ

🐙How does an octopus seem to disappear in plain sight? Its remarkable camouflage isn't just about changing color. Specia...
23/10/2026

🐙How does an octopus seem to disappear in plain sight?

Its remarkable camouflage isn't just about changing color. Specialized cells in its skin control how light is reflected, scattered, and absorbed, allowing it to rapidly alter its appearance and blend into its surroundings.

This extraordinary ability serves as an inspiration for scientists and engineers developing adaptive optical materials and tunable photonic structures that dynamically control the interaction between light and matter. By adjusting how light behaves, these technologies can improve imaging systems, enhance optical performance, and pave the way for materials that respond to changing environments.

Nature perfected adaptive light control millions of years ago. The octopus remains one of its most remarkable examples, demonstrating how precise control over light can transform what we see.

Explore our photonics technologies that help scientists harness light and illuminate their next discoveries:

📷 InGaAs cameras and image sensors: https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/product/cameras/ingaas-cameras.html
https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/product/optical-sensors/image-sensor.html

🌈 Spectrometers: https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/product/optical-sensors/spectrometers.html

〰️ Terahertz technologies: https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/product/optical-sensors/THz-sensors/related-prducts.html

21/10/2026

At Hamamatsu, turning light into answers is at the heart of what we do, inspiring us to keep exploring what’s possible.

On this Day of Photonics, we celebrate the science and technology that help researchers, engineers, and innovators uncover new insights and tackle complex challenges.

We’re proud to develop photonic technologies that push the boundaries of discovery and help enable advancements from healthcare and life sciences to quantum technologies and beyond.

Today, we celebrate the power of light and the people using it to shape the future.

THz technology is opening new ways to detect, measure, and characterize materials. Our THz sensors are designed for high...
19/10/2026

THz technology is opening new ways to detect, measure, and characterize materials.

Our THz sensors are designed for high-sensitivity detection, helping researchers and engineers tackle demanding measurement and analysis challenges.

Can Hamamatsu THz solutions help you solve your application challenges and next goals?
https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/product/optical-sensors/THz-sensors.html

At Pathology Visions, we zoomed in on digital pathology—and made room for ice cream. 🍦Our NanoZoomer team enjoyed connec...
19/10/2026

At Pathology Visions, we zoomed in on digital pathology—and made room for ice cream. 🍦

Our NanoZoomer team enjoyed connecting with the community and sharing ideas throughout the show. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Hamamatsu booth and made it a great few days!

Sometimes, paying attention to small details can help catch problems early. As Hamamatsu’s Web Content Manager, Mary Ama...
16/10/2026

Sometimes, paying attention to small details can help catch problems early.

As Hamamatsu’s Web Content Manager, Mary Amalfitano spends her days creating content, managing social channels, and keeping the e-commerce site up to date. She helps shape how customers experience Hamamatsu online, connecting them with the company’s technologies, products, expertise, and stories.

While working in the e-commerce admin site, Mary noticed a warning message that caught her attention. A red alert banner indicated that the site's payment integration would eventually stop working if it wasn't updated. While the issue fell outside her usual responsibilities and involved unfamiliar systems, she knew it needed attention to avoid a disruption to online ordering.

She took the initiative to investigate the issue, connected with colleagues in Accounts Payable to access testing resources, and worked directly with the payment provider's technical support team to identify a solution. Her persistence and willingness to work through unfamiliar territory paid off, and the integration was successfully updated.

Mary's experience is a reminder that problem-solving doesn't always happen within the boundaries of a job description. Sometimes it means being curious enough to investigate an issue, collaborative enough to bring the right people together, and determined enough to see it through to the end.

Thank you, Mary, for your initiative, resourcefulness, and commitment to supporting our customers!

One last day, and plenty of THz to talk about. Meet the Hamamatsu team at IRMMW-THz to connect about terahertz research ...
16/10/2026

One last day, and plenty of THz to talk about. Meet the Hamamatsu team at IRMMW-THz to connect about terahertz research and technology.

Pictured: The Hamamatsu team, including Keita Makita (second from right) and Joe D’Amato (far right).

See the products we are showcasing at: https://www.hamamatsu.com/us/en/news/events/2026/IRMMW-THz-2026.html

Serving up innovation with a side of ice cream at Path Visions 2026.🍦Join our team at booth 201 for an afternoon Ice Cre...
15/10/2026

Serving up innovation with a side of ice cream at Path Visions 2026.🍦Join our team at booth 201 for an afternoon Ice Cream Social and a closer look at the new NanoZoomer MD portfolio.

Come for the ice cream.🍨 Stay for the conversation.

NanoZoomer MD news: https://ow.ly/LAUL50ZW4xR

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