Max Planck adds technology 

Max Planck Florida Institute CEO and scientific director David Fitzpatrick and Abdel Barraj, sales leader for Zeiss Microscopy North America.

The Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience has a new “labs@location” partnership agreement between the MPFI Electron Microscopy Core Facility and German-based microscopy company Zeiss, which is known for cutting-edge imaging technologies. The institute is only the third in the United States to earn the labs@location designation. The institute will have access to state-of-the-art Zeiss technology before it is commercially available, providing researchers with innovative imaging tools that will empower their search for new insights into how the brain works.

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