Spectral Instruments Imaging

Spectral Instruments Imaging Spectral Instruments Imaging (SI Imaging) came about by teaming the camera expertise of Spectral Ins He is currently CEO of Matrix Sensors.

Spectral Instruments Imaging (SI Imaging) came about by teaming the camera expertise of Spectral Instruments with the system expertise of the developers of the first high sensitivity laboratory imaging systems designed primarily for the demanding application of bioluminescent animal imaging. Spectral Instruments has for many years provided the cameras for these systems as well as for many other challenging applications. The Spectral Instruments logo is visible on thousands of cameras used in laboratories around the world. Pooling these complementary talents has resulted in the ability to design and manufacture advanced laboratory imaging systems like no others in the world. Bo Nelson, founder and Chief Technical Officer – Bo is one of the original members of the team that developed the Xenogen IVIS® systems prior to Xenogen’s acquisition by Caliper Life Sciences. For seven years, Bo was in charge of the Instrumentation department of Xenogen, where he led the team that produced, calibrated, installed, serviced and supported the entire IVIS product line and accessories. Bo has additionally worked at both Lawrence Livermore Laboratories and General Atomics, where he has become very familiar with the instrumentation needs of scientific teams. "In my time at Xenogen, we routinely used Spectral Instruments cameras in our quest to build the best system possible because SI cameras were and are simply the best. I’m thrilled to be part of the SI Imaging team and am really enjoying partnering my systems expertise with their camera expertise." Mike Cable, founder and advisor – Mike assembled and led the team that developed the Xenogen IVIS systems. As CTO of Xenogen, for six years he oversaw all aspects of the instrumentation development and manufacturing. He served as a key member of the Xenogen management team from shortly after its founding through the company’s IPO prior to its acquisition by Caliper Life Sciences. Mike has also been involved or held executive positions with several other high tech companies including Quantum Dot, Fovi Optics and Xradia. "I thought we did a fantastic job back in the 90s with the tools available then, but the SI Imaging team has surpassed those efforts in every way, using modern technologies to achieve a truly remarkable system." Keith Copeland, founder and CEO – Keith started SI Imaging with the other founders to develop and manufacture the next generation molecular imaging system. Keith has been CEO of Spectral Instruments for 17 years. Prior to that he lead the development team and then ran manufacturing at Ventana Medical Systems (Roche) for the first Immunohistochemistry instrument. He started out his career doing mechanical design on CCD cameras at Photometrics (Roper). "From a business standpoint, this is the next logical step forward for us in that we have provided for many years the key component for others to produce high quality imaging systems. Now designing and producing systems that go directly to the end user for turnkey applications is a business I’m really excited about developing and growing." Gary Sims Ph.D., founder, President - Gary has 30 years experience developing and testing solid state imaging sensors and systems for scientific measurement applications including analytical spectroscopy, astronomy, high energy physics programs, bioluminescence measurement systems, and x-ray crystallography detectors. He is an author of numerous scientific publications and patents and is President, CTO and a founder of Spectral Instruments. "We have always prided ourselves on building the best cameras possible for the most demanding applications. The challenge of taking this to the next level and providing a whole system that includes applications as difficult as bioluminescent animal imaging is something we’re eagerly embracing." IVIS® is a registered trademark of Caliper Life Sciences, Inc.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by the Bruker booth at EMIM 2026 in Ljubljana, Slovenia!We enjoyed connecting wi...
03/31/2026

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by the Bruker booth at EMIM 2026 in Ljubljana, Slovenia!

We enjoyed connecting with the community and sharing how our technology is helping drive in vivo preclinical imaging forward.

Last chance to register!Join us tomorrow for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging...
03/30/2026

Last chance to register!
Join us tomorrow for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging modalities on the market today. We’ll walk through the key technologies, highlight the strengths and limitations of each, and discuss how strategic use of in vivo imaging can reduce animal numbers while preserving—or even enhancing—statistical power and translational relevance.

Designed specifically for those new to imaging, this session is ideal for anyone looking to integrate in vivo imaging approaches into their preclinical research workflow.

Tuesday, March 31, 2026, 9 AM PDT/12 PM EDT/6 PM CET

Register here: https://ow.ly/IQjO50YsGnO

Day two at EMIM in Ljubljana, Slovenia is a wrap!If you haven’t stopped by yet, be sure to visit us at the Bruker booth ...
03/25/2026

Day two at EMIM in Ljubljana, Slovenia is a wrap!

If you haven’t stopped by yet, be sure to visit us at the Bruker booth (001) tomorrow to connect with Field Applications Scientist Jakub Mitrega and get a closer look at the Lago X and Aura Software in action.

Attending EMIM in Ljubljanja, Slovenia? Stop by the Bruker booth (booth 001) and chat with Field Applications Scientist ...
03/24/2026

Attending EMIM in Ljubljanja, Slovenia? Stop by the Bruker booth (booth 001) and chat with Field Applications Scientist Jakub Mitrega, get hands on with the Lago X and Aura Software, and learn how we're advancing preclinical imaging technology!

Join us next week for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging modalities on the mark...
03/24/2026

Join us next week for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging modalities on the market today. We’ll walk through the key technologies, highlight the strengths and limitations of each, and discuss how strategic use of in vivo imaging can reduce animal numbers while preserving—or even enhancing—statistical power and translational relevance.

Designed specifically for those new to imaging, this session is ideal for anyone looking to integrate in vivo imaging approaches into their preclinical research workflow.

Tuesday, March 31, 2026, 9 AM PDT/12 PM EDT/6 PM CET

Register here: https://ow.ly/IQjO50YsGnO

Have questions about in vivo imaging? We’ve got answers!Our new FAQ page covers key topics across biological considerati...
03/17/2026

Have questions about in vivo imaging? We’ve got answers!

Our new FAQ page covers key topics across biological considerations, system operation, and software analysis. Designed to help you get the most from your imaging workflows.

Explore the FAQs and find the guidance you need: https://ow.ly/gsNr50Y6Fca

Think you're a preclinical imaging expert? Test your knowledge! We’ve built a short interactive challenge based on real-...
03/12/2026

Think you're a preclinical imaging expert? Test your knowledge!

We’ve built a short interactive challenge based on real-world research scenarios. Each level presents a scientific objective, and your task is to select the imaging modality best suited to answer it.

Complete all seven levels and see where your score lands on the leaderboard.

Visit game.spectralinvivo.com/ to play

Join us for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging modalities on the market today. ...
03/12/2026

Join us for an introductory webinar exploring the full landscape of preclinical imaging modalities on the market today. We’ll walk through the key technologies, highlight the strengths and limitations of each, and discuss how strategic use of in vivo imaging can reduce animal numbers while preserving—or even enhancing—statistical power and translational relevance.

Designed specifically for those new to imaging, this session is ideal for anyone looking to integrate in vivo imaging approaches into their preclinical research workflow.

Tuesday, March 31, 2026, 9 AM PDT/12 PM EDT/6 PM CET

Register here: https://ow.ly/3Fep50YsGnN

The best preclinical studies don’t just answer scientific questions—they do it responsibly. Researchers at University of...
03/11/2026

The best preclinical studies don’t just answer scientific questions—they do it responsibly. Researchers at University of Wisconsin–Madison imaged bioluminescence via the Spectral Lago X to confirm tumor establishment and track animals longitudinally—reducing the need for terminal cohorts and supporting the 3Rs.

These data revealed that Ra-223 localizes mainly to the bone matrix rather than penetrating tumor tissue, limiting tumor cytotoxicity and intratumoral immune engagement. This spatial constraint likely explains the lack of synergy with checkpoint inhibitors and highlights the need for tumor-targeted alpha emitters in metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Lilieholm et al., Precision Oncology, 2026
https://ow.ly/pIzO50YrZEK

Did you know in vivo imaging embraces 3Rs Principles?Read this tech note to learn how optical imaging can assist in✅ Red...
03/10/2026

Did you know in vivo imaging embraces 3Rs Principles?
Read this tech note to learn how optical imaging can assist in

✅ Reducing # of animals
✅ Refinement with non-invasive methods
✅ Replacement via cells or organoids

Read more: https://ow.ly/1eKr50XmcSg

Imaging a large cohort? Double your throughput with the Lago X in vivo imaging system!Learn how the Lago X can increase ...
03/05/2026

Imaging a large cohort? Double your throughput with the Lago X in vivo imaging system!

Learn how the Lago X can increase capacity and save you valuable time.

Visit spectralinvivo.com for more

Need an in vivo imaging system but still working on securing funding?Request our free whitepaper and discover key strate...
03/03/2026

Need an in vivo imaging system but still working on securing funding?

Request our free whitepaper and discover key strategies to help you craft a competitive, compelling instrumentation grant application.

Request now: https://ow.ly/N3ET50VqTGQ

Address

420 N Bonita Avenue
Tucson, AZ
85745

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Spectral Instruments Imaging posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Spectral Instruments Imaging:

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram