10 Years MMI
Dear Reader People with ideas, creativity, assertiveness, accuracy and persistence are the driving force for successful innovation at MMI.
This year, MMI celebrates its 10th anniversary: A good moment to summarize the past and look into the future. MMI evolved from the start-up phase, working in empty rooms with little else, to a research and development oriented and marketing-supported, successful company. Today, MMI is recognized as a worldwide, innovative, reliable, customer-oriented supplier of high-precision instruments.
Innovation is made by people – people working in a team. At this point we would like to thank our customers, distributors, and the scientists giving advice and input. The result is fantastic teamwork that is helping us pave the way to future technology improvements and innovations. All the best, Stefan Seeger, Founder and Chairman
News MMI Scientific Marketing and Application Support
Over the last couple of months the members of the MMI Scientific Marketing and Application Support Team took an enormous effort to develop and implement new marketing and scientific support tools.
We are proud to provide you with a new service concept of customer specific literature packages and will thereby assist your daily business and sales efforts in the competitive laser microdissection and micromanipulation environments.
To request this service, contact us with detailed information about your (or your customer’s) work at:
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Also keep checking our website for Latest News Topics (link) and keep an eye out for our MMI Bibliography on cancer, clinical issues, chromosomes and botany. For contributions to the bibliography, please send your publication to
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Your contribution will be rewarded with a gift.
New mmi CellManipulator Brochure Just released! We have a new brochure of our optical tweezers, the mmi CellManipulator. To download your brochure, go to: http://www.molecular-machines.com/download_all.html
The mmi CellManipulator is an optical trap that enables precise, contact free manipulation of microscopic particles. It is capable of manipulating micrometer-sized dielectric particles, living cells, or subcellular organismas by exerting pico Newton forces via a highly focused laser beam. Furthermore, simultaneous use of phase contrast, DIC, fluorescence imaging, etc., together with trapping and force measurement is possible. Coming Soon
New mmi DVD showing: mmi Workshops: - User Meeting in Fall 2008 - Laser Microdissection (
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- Optical Tweezers Workshop with the co-operation of the University of Zurich in February 2009 (
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Please visit our new mmi Webpage at: www.molecular-machines.com
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