Microscopy
Providing expertise, training and instrumentation for a range of advanced light microscopy techniques across scales and for a variety of samples.
We provide training and support to scientists in a wide range of image acquisition and analysis techniques. Instruments in our facility range from wide-field imaging systems to non-linear multi-photon and lifetime imaging systems for cell and intra-vital tissue studies. We are specialised in the following areas of expertise:
- Advanced live-cell imaging using wide-field and spinning disc imaging systems
- Laser scanning confocal microscopy
- Quantitative high content image acquisition and analysis
- Light sheet microscopy of living and cleared samples
- STED super-resolution microscopy
- Non-linear imaging techniques such as multi-photon and second harmonic imaging
- Qualitative fluorescence life-time imaging (TauSense)
Dr Andreas Bruckbauer
Core Facility Manager
Equipment
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Costs and charging
The institute recovers costs from the grants and projects used in the core facilities and this is reviewed regularly. The hourly rates (in £) for the instruments and services within the core can be found here.
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