The imaging facility houses state-of-the-art microscopes specifically designed for fluorescence imaging ranging from widefield and confocal fluorescence systems, lightsheet, bespoke and commercial super-resolution systems to electron microscopes.
New Biochemistry Room 00-030
An inverted widefield fluorescence system with EMCCD camera equipped for live-cell imaging (temperature & CO2 control).
New Biochemistry Room 00-030
An inverted widefield fluorescence system with a CCD camera
New Biochemistry Room 00 - 030
An inverted widefield fluorescence system with an EMCCD camera
New Biochemistry Room 00-030
An Ultraview spinning disc system equipped with an environmental chamber for live-cell imaging (temperature & CO2 control). Suitable for both live and fixed samples.
New Biochemistry Room 00-030
An Ultraview spinning disc system equipped equipped for live-cell imaging. Suitable for both live and fixed samples.
Dunn School of Pathology Room 214.00.25
Olympus FV1000 Laser Scanning Microscope with Becker and Hickel FLIM system.
Dunn School of Pathology Room 214.00.25
This microscope is equipped with Sensitvie GASP detectors, a 355nm DNA damage laser and an environmental chamber for live cell work.
New Biochemistry Room 00-030
A high-speed, laser scanning confocal capable of high-quality imaging deep in tissues and super-resolution.
New Biochemistry Room 50-059a
The Zeiss 780 is an inverted laser scanning confocal microscope equipped for live-cell imaging (temperature & CO2 control).
Dunn School of Pathology Room 214.00.33
A Zeiss 880 laser scanning confocal fitted with an Airyscan detector capable of super-resolution
New Biochemistry Room 00-060
A Zeiss 880 laser scanning confocal fitted with an Airyscan detector capable of super-resolution
New Biochemistry Room 00-060
This is a commercial lightsheet microscope designed primarily for time-lapse imaging of thick specimens.
New Biochemistry Room 00-056
The OMX V2 is a cutting-edge fluorescent structured-illumination microscope.
New Biochemistry Room 00-057
The OMX V3 BLAZE is a 'turn-key' microscope for very rapid widefield imaging or super-resolution imaging of fixed and live samples.
New Biochemistry Room 00-060
Bespoke super-resolution localisation microscope.
New Biochemistry Room 00-058
The Nanoimager is a compact, bench top super-resolution microscope.
New Biochemistry Room 00-031
A super-resolution system that will allow specimens to be manipulated for electrophysiology and/or chemical treatments while being imaged.
New Biochemistry Room 00-054
OMX-T cyro SIM/STORM system developed in Micron as part of our research programme.
The electron microscope facility is managed by Dr. Errin Johnson. We have three electron microscopes housed in the Dunn School that are available for use. They are
For further information or to enquire about training on the electron microscopes please click here
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