II-VI Incorporated announced the introduction of its zero pixel shift (ZPS) filters for fluorescence microscopy. Advances in fluorophores for fluorescence microscopy are driving the demand for ZPS filters, which enable multicolor composite images to be aligned to within one pixel of a microscope’s charged coupled device (CCD) camera. Leveraging its advanced coating capabilities, II-VI has developed a series of high quality filters that include excitation and emission filters, as well as dichroic beam splitters. ZPS filters are available in filter cubes that can be easily installed in microscope instruments. II-VI’s broad portfolio of fluorescence filters includes single- and multi-band designs, for both dichroic or bandpass filters. II-VI will showcase its broad portfolio of engineered materials, lasers and optics, for materials processing, life sciences, consumer electronics and automotive applications at the following upcoming conferences: SPIE BIOS Expo, San Francisco, CA, February 2-3, 2019, Booth #8543, on biomedical optics; SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco, CA, February 5-7, 2019, Booth #1840, on photonics; EALA - European Automotive Laser Applications 2019, Bad Nauheim, Germany, February 12-13, 2019, Booth #3, on laser-based processes for future car body productions.