Kompetenzzentrum
The Microscopy Core provides access to advanced microscopes as well as the expertise of dedicated imaging scientists. We also provide custom image analysis, comprehensive sample preparation for electron microscopy, tissue clearing, and expansion microscopy.
Opening: Tuesday, February 12, 2019; From left to right: Aaron Taylor (Managing Director, Microscopy Core, University of Michigan Medical School), Bob Johnson (Procurement Supervisor, University of Michigan), Andy Davis (General Manager, Sales, Nikon Instruments Inc.), Ben Allen (Microscopy Core Faculty Director, Associate Professor, Cell & Developmental Biology, University of Michigan Medical School), Adiv Johnson (Advanced Biosystems Manager, Nikon Instruments Inc.)
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This system combines super-resolution using the principle of structured illumination and high-speed resonant scanning confocal on a single microscope, making it easy to optimize for resolution or speed with a variety of samples.
This flexible live cell imaging system is configured on a Ti2-E inverted microscope and features TIRF, spinning disk confocal, and a DMD for patterned photostimulation.
This A1 point scanning confocal system is configured on a Ti-E inverted microscope and well suited to a variety of both live and fixed cell imaging applications.
This A1 point scanning confocal system is configured on a Ti-E inverted microscope and well suited to a variety of both live and fixed cell imaging applications.
This A1 point scanning confocal system is configured on a Ti-E inverted microscope and also features a spectral detector for linear unmixing of signals from multiple emitters.
