MICRON BIOIMAGING FACILITY
Access to advanced imaging technology
Including bespoke development systems
With expert guidance and support for your project
Access to advanced imaging technology
Including bespoke development systems
With expert guidance and support for your project
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The Micron BioImaging Facility is a collaborative, interdisciplinary bioimaging facility working with researchers in the Oxford area and beyond to apply advanced cellular imaging techniques to address key questions in biology.
We provide comprehensive training and teaching in fundamental and advanced microscopy techniques from widefield and confocal to many modalities of super-resolution microscopy. We offer project consultation and technical support throughout your project from concept to publication.
Micron contributes to University of Oxford teaching through the Department of Biochemistry’s MBiochem course, our in-house microscopy courses, and through equipment workshops and demonstrations.
The facility supports internal and external researchers as well as industry access. It includes two dedicated imaging suites, cell culture and wet laboratory facilities, and a dedicated image analysis suite.
Since 2023, researchers from around the world can access Leica’s state-of-the-art optical microscopy systems for routine and advanced (sub)cellular imaging at the Centre of Excellence, located within the Micron BioImaging Facility.
We are part of the Oxford BioImaging Network, which ensures researchers have access to the full portfolio of cutting-edge microscopes in Oxford.
Department of Biochemistry
Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin Building (DCHB)
South Parks Rd, Oxford, OX1 3QU, UK