Discover Echo is transforming life science research by rethinking the traditional microscope design. 71% of research labs currently use both upright and inverted microscopes, which they buy separately. Echo has built a novel hybrid microscope that can easily convert between both upright and inverted configurations. In addition, the traditional eye piece has been replaced with Ultra Hi-Resolution touch displays to improve usability, performance and safety by limiting contact points with samples. Echo’s microscopes can be connected wirelessly enabling quick data sharing of images aiding scientific collaborations. The innovative design by Echo has attracted many customers including UCSF, Google, John Hopkins University and Celgene.

<p>Discover Echo is transforming life science research by rethinking the traditional microscope design. 71% of research labs currently use both upright and inverted microscopes, which they buy separately. Echo has built a novel hybrid microscope that can easily convert between both upright and inverted configurations. In addition, the traditional eye piece has been replaced with Ultra Hi-Resolution touch displays to improve usability, performance and safety by limiting contact points with samples. Echo’s microscopes can be connected wirelessly enabling quick data sharing of images aiding scientific collaborations. The innovative design by Echo has attracted many customers including UCSF, Google, John Hopkins University and Celgene.</p>


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Our Field Service Engineer for the Northeast, Maximilian, was caught in a blizzard a few weeks ago while on his way to a customer site. Watch to find out if he made the best of it.

Last Friday, ECHO held our second annual end-of-summer picnic at Pioneer Park in San Diego, and it was a blast! The day was filled with cornhole, a little rugby, and Kenyatta showing off his kendama skills, teaching the crew how it’s done.

We had a potluck-style feast, with everyone bringing something delicious to share. We spent the day eating, laughing, and welcoming our extended ECHO families into the fun.

A huge thank you to Dahhee Kim for organizing such a great event and to Larry Almuete for capturing it all with his amazing photos. Now it’s time to gear up for the end of the year!

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Some photos of our Europe team at Avantor's bioMarke conference in Vienna on Monday! The team had a great time meeting the community and showing off some systems. Let us know if you met any of us at the conference, and be on the lookout for our reps at bioMarke US in a few weeks! 


Revolve's built-in annotation tools are a game-changer for efficient workflows and collaboration. Quickly capture and analyze your images without leaving your #microscope. Add Cell Counts, Area Measurements, a Scale Bar and more, all while still retaining an unannotated copy of your image! 🔎🔬 
 
See how quickly we annotated this sample using ECHO Revolve. https://lnkd.in/gzgk353D

 Congratulations to Alex Abejar on five years with ECHO! 

Alex started as a Regional Sales Manager in 2019, moving his way up through the sales team to his current position as Director of North America Sales. "It definitely flew by," he says of the time at ECHO. "Every day is different, every day is exciting." 

Alex was drawn to ECHO because of the combination of functionality and good looks of ECHO's brand and products, but what ultimately made his decision to join was the people. 

He loves being at ECHO because of the small catalog, allowing him to focus on the exciting and more technical aspects of each product. He's also a big fan of the collaborative nature of the company and loves that everyone is driving together towards the same mission and goals. 

Outside of work, Alex enjoys cooking and hanging out with his cats, Kitty St. James and Lenjamin Franklin. 

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Capturing an image on your microscope should be as easy as taking an image on your phone. See how our software does that in this video.  

🌟Exciting News from MPMMMC, Varanasi!🌟

We are thrilled to announce the #1st_installation of the state-of-the-art Discover Echo Inc. Revolve Microscope🔬in Rohit Kumar lab at #Mahamana_Pandit_Madan_Mohan_Malviya_Cancer_Centre, @MPMMMC, Varanasi🧬🔬 This cutting-edge technology combines #four_microscopes_in_one, offering:

🔬 Upright – Ideal for glass slides
🔬 Inverted – Perfect for live samples in dishes, wells, and flasks
🔬 Transmitted Light – Brightfield, Darkfield, Phase Contrast, and Polarization
🔬 Fluorescence – Automated LED illumination with one-touch image overlay.

This #hybrid_microscope will not only enhance our research efficiency by reducing equipment costs but also free up valuable lab space. It will undoubtedly be a game-changer for our cancer research and diagnostics work.

A big thank you to everyone who made this possible. Let’s continue to push the boundaries of medical science and innovation.

#MedicalInnovation #Microscopy #Revolve #CancerResearch #DiscoverECHO #MPMMMC #Varanasi #ResearchAndDevelopment #DrRohitLab

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This month, ECHO added a few new friends to the team. Please help us extend a warm welcome to Rachel Kurihara, Boyton Jones, and Donald Cameron! 

Rachel started as our new Software QA on October 17. In addition to her work at ECHO, Rachel knits and creates knitwear patterns for her Etsy shop, Stitch & Skein. She loves to play volleyball and go camping with her family. She's looking forward to learning more about microscopy, especially from people like Luke and Mira who know it so well! 

Boyton joined the manufacturing team on October 2, and is enjoying working with a product that helps people and moves research, especially cancer research, forward. In his free time, Boyton is re-learning how to play the guitar and teaching his grandnephew to play as well. He's excited about continuing to get a deeper understanding of ECHO microscopes & the intricacies and details of their creation. 

Donald is also new to the manufacturing team, starting on October 16. He worked as an automotive mechanic for years, and once the industry started to change, he decided he wanted to try something new. On a bit of a whim, Don started at TCI in the engineering program and found his sweet spot. Of the TCI opportunity and how it lead him to ECHO, he says, "It was one of the best decisions I ever made." Don is thrilled to be part of a company where he can see the impact of his work every day. 

Welcome to the team! 

First up: ECHO Revolve. Here’s the highlights. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gzgk353D.

 Cellink Acquires Discover Echo 

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Spotted: an ECHO Revolve at work…

The Human iPSC Core in the Department of Hematology at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital uses their Revolve microscope to support researchers using pluripotent stem cells in their studies. 

Led by Dr. Lei Han, a pluripotent stem cell expert, the lab supports collaboration at St. Jude by culturing, editing, and differentiating stem cells into various cell types for other labs. The team also offers training to researchers interested in working with stem cells in future labs or projects. 

The lab’s website outlines the work they are doing to support research on blood cell formation, differentiation, and diseases that affect those processes. Their Revolve helps them identify cells during the culture & differentiation processes, and takes great photos! 

See more of Dr. Han's work here: https://lnkd.in/gmdNVzkc

Discover Echo Deep's journey and upcoming album 'Music In My Life’ - IOL

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Did you know how fast and easy it is to capture multichannel fluorescent images with the Revolve #microscope? Simply hold down the ‘capture’ button to capture up to four channels simultaneously, then adjust the settings to suit your needs for a publication-ready composite image.

Interview with Eugene Cho, Echo - socaltech.com

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Maximilian, one of our field service engineers, shares what his job means to him. What's your favorite part of your job? 

Meet Emulate, Inc., an Organ-Chip company dedicated to reducing reliance on traditional animal studies. Their tech helps researchers better understand and predict human response, advancing human disease research and reducing translational failure.

To support their work, Emulate uses the Revolve microscope for routine imaging checks and to capture high-resolution brightfield and fluorescence images of their Organ-Chip studies, including their kidney model to study drug absorption, organoids for structural characteristics, and toxicology studies to assess drug-induced effects, amongst other essential imaging needs. 

Ankita Verma, Scientist I at Emulate, says of their Revolve, “Its user-friendly design and high-resolution capabilities have cut our imaging time in half!”
See more of Emulate’s research and how Revolve is simplifying their imaging processes on our website at discover-echo.com/emulate.


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We'd like to offer congratulations to Jacquie Ramirez on her promotion to Field Service Engineer! 

Jacquie has been with ECHO for almost five years, and her recent transition to the service team is indicative of her impact. On the service team, Jacquie travels around the country to support users. "It's always something new," she says of traveling weekly for work.

One of her favorites parts of the work has been meeting new people and interacting with ECHO's users. "Everyone is really open to learning," she notes. Her favorite aspect of the work is getting to look at the test slides. "It's fascinating," she says, to look at the samples. 

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Cellink Acquires Revolutionary Microscopy Firm for $110M - 3DPrint.com

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Gorgeous! 😍 

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Layla Billowitz, ECHO's Director of West Coast Sales, is celebrating five years at the company this month! 

Layla studied chemical engineering before getting into microscopy sales after graduating. "All the biology I know has been taught to me by my customers," she likes to say.

After almost 25 years in the industry, Layla had the opportunity to move to ECHO. "If I wasn't selling microscopes, I don't know what I'd be doing," she says. She was really excited by ECHO's ability to come into an established market and do something so different and innovative. "It's a high quality piece of equipment that anyone can use," she says. "You don't need a week long microscopy boot camp to use an ECHO scope." 

Outside of work, Layla loves to mountain bike. She has been racing mountain bikes for years, and is the team director for her local middle and high school NICA mountain bike team in Bend, Oregon. Her favorite place she's cycled is the Dolomites in Italy. 

You never know what hidden discoveries can be found under the microscope. Dionna Williams at Emory University School of Medicine studies how inflammation, HIV therapies, and substance use impact the brain. While looking at one of their latest samples, the Williams lab captured this heart-shaped nucleus with their Revolution microscope.

Learn more about the lab’s research and how they’re helping to understand HIV infection in the brain: https://lnkd.in/gp893MGs

Interview: Dave Green and Teo Halm on “Earth to Echo” - Roger Ebert

This time on ECHO Field Diaries, Alex gives an overview of vendor shows and why the ECHO Revolve is a great tablemate. 

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