Abberior
Address
Hans-Adolf-Krebs-Weg 1
37077 Göttingen (Germany)
Contact
+49 551 99954 010
office@abberior-instruments.com; info@abberior-instruments.com; sales@abberior-instruments.com
Dirk Luchtman (+49 160 4017286) - Territory Manager
More information
Abberior is a company like no other. Founded as a spin-off from Prof. Stefan W. Hell’s laboratory, we have become a world-leading innovator and manufacturer of cutting-edge super-resolution and confocal microscopes. We are growing and will continue to grow but we will always maintain the pioneering spirit of Prof. Hell’s lab. We do things differently. We do things better.
As the only manufacturer of super resolution microscopes, abberior develops and sells proprietary fluorescent dyes and labels ideally suited for super-resolution microscopy, such as STED, MINFLUX, GSD, PALM, STORM, GSDIM, SIM and RESOLFT. They also give outstanding results in confocal and epifluorescence microscopy as well as in single-molecule applications. Our mission is to become the leading supplier for fluorescent labels in super-resolution microscopy.
Our company is:
• 100 % owned by scientists
• 100 % managed by scientists
• 100 % controlled by the inventors and developers of STED, RESOLFT and MINFLUX
• 100 % determined to advancing the life sciences to the benefit of humankind
Partner with us and be sure to get the best imaging solution possible today. We make the most powerful microscopes available, while not losing sight of versatility and ease-of-use.
We honor your trust and understand that your purchase is a long-time investment. That’s why we constantly offer upgrades and improvements. Don’t get stuck with outdated, but well-marketed technology!
Don’t hesitate to collaborate with our world-class scientists and inventors! Contact us today directly, or through our representatives worldwide.
The companies’ headquarters are based in the Laser Laboratorium Göttingen located on the north campus of the University of Göttingen, Germany. More company locations are in Heidelberg (Germany), Basel (Switzerland), Jupiter (Florida, USA), Bethesda (Maryland, USA) and Beijing (China)