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Aberdeen University Microscopy and Histology Core Facility

Location Aberdeen

The Microscopy and Histology Core Facility is based in the Institute of Medical Sciences at the University of Aberdeen. We are pleased to welcome all users with all levels of experience in microscopy and/or histology from the university and also visiting scientists from other faculties, universities and hospitals. We have a wide variety of equipment available for use and staff members with many years of experience who are happy to help.
Aberystwyth University Advanced Microscopy and Bio-imaging Laboratory

Location Aberystwyth, Ceredigion

The current Advanced Microscopy and Bio-imaging Laboratory was established in 2002. It is based in the refurbished Electron Microscope Facility which has been in existence since the mid 1960's and is located on the ground floor of the Edward Llwyd Building on Penglais Campus.
ACEMAC (Aberdeen Centre for Electron Microscopy, Analysis and Characterisation)

Location Aberdeen

CarlZeiss GeminiSEM 300 VP with Deben Centaurus CL and Oxford Instruments EDS (XMax80) and EBSD (NordlysNano), plus sample preparation facilities and technical support for physical and material sciences as well as biosciences
Advanced BioImaging Facility (ABIF)

Location Quebec

The ABIF offers 12 light microscopes ranging from widefield to lattice light sheet imaging. Tremendous expertise, in-depth one-on-one training, comprehensive consultations, sample preparation advice, ongoing support, image processing, image analysis and preparation of data for publication. The facility has expertise in live cell imaging, quantitative imaging, FRAP, FLIM, FRET, FCS, TIRF, spectral imaging, high content screening, quantitative customized image analysis.
Advanced Bioimaging Research Technology Platform

Location Coventry

The Advanced Bioimaging Research Technology Platform performs electron microscopy on a wide range of samples, from purified protein to tissue sections. We are accessible to users within Warwick, as well as external users from higher education and industry. We have extensive expertise in cryo-TEM of vesicles and polymer assemblies.
Advanced Imaging Core Facility

Location Doha

The Advanced Imaging Core (AIC) is focused on supporting advanced research in biomedical imaging and precision medicine. The centre provides access to a range of world-class optical microscopes that covers a wide range of applications as well as image processing software for further processing. Consultation on protocol design, sample preparation, and labelling procedures is also provided. The core facility also welcomes projects on a collaborative basis.
Advanced Imaging core technology unit - Queen's University Belfast

Location Belfast

Advanced imaging Unit provides professional services related to the optic and electron microscopy and image processing to internal and external researchers. Advanced imaging instruments can visualize fixed , live tissue, semiconductors, polymers, nanoparticles or nanocomposites. Image analysis using software’s equipped with artificial intelligence algorithms and high-performance computers are available in the unit to accurately quantify recorded images.
Advanced Imaging Facility

Location Leicester

The advanced Imaging Facility is the light microscopy facility within the University of Leicester’s College of Life Sciences and offers access to a wide range of light microscopes (widefield, confocals, Quantitative Phase Imaging, super-resolution, TIRF, slide scanning) as well as support for image analysis (including Imaris, Huygens, Fiji). The facility is available to staff, students, external researchers and Industry.
Advanced Light Microscopy Core (ALM)

Location Hershey

The Advanced Light Microscopy Core at Penn State College of Medicine offers consultation and training for fluorescence imaging and bioimage analysis. Our confocal, super-resolution (STED), light-sheet, and widefield microscopes allow for imaging samples at multiple scales. Image analysis workstations with Imaris and Huygens are excellent tools for image processing, analysis, and visualization. Non-Penn State users are welcome!
Advanced Microscopy Facility, WT-MRC Stem Cell Institute

Location Cambridge

Core Imaging Facility serving the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
Advanced Microscopy Laboratory

Location Dublin

The Advanced Microscopy Laboratory (AML) is part of the CRANN Institute and is a custom designed, 6,000 square foot facility, located in the Trinity Technology and Enterprise Campus. The AML contains a suite of instruments that covers the entire resolution range from transmission electron microscopy, electron energy loss and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopies with spatial resolution up to the atomic scale, to scanning electron and ion beam microscopes for surface imaging and analysis.
AIM Facility

Location Swansea

A scientific imaging and characterisation facility integrating and correlating data from optical, electron and X-ray techniques.
Astbury Biostructure Laboratory (Electron Microscopy, University of Leeds)

Location Leeds

Electron microscopy facilities at the University of Leeds include state-of-the-art transmission electron microscopes equipped with direct electron detectors. We offer access to researchers across the University of Leeds, as well as their academic and industrial partners. We can also offer non collaborative access to academic and industrial users, please get in touch for more information.
Atomic Force Microscopy Service at IMDEA Nanoscience

Location Madrid

The Atomic Force Microscopy Service at IMDEA Nanoscience (Madrid, Spain) provides access to several atomic force microscopes for structural, mechanical, electric or magnetic characterization with nanometric resolution on very different materials (metals, polymers, biological, etc). This scientific-technological facility offers an advanced, multidisciplinary and dynamic support to research groups and private institutions.
Babraham Institute Flow Cytometry Core Facility

Location Cambridge

The Babraham Institute Flow Cytometry Core Facility offers high quality service and state-of-the-art instrumentation to members of Babraham Institute and external users
Babraham Institute Imaging Facility (Cambridge)

Location Cambridge

The BI Imaging Facility has a wide variety of imaging platforms. These are high-specification commercial systems that have been configured to accommodate a broad range of applications with both fixed and live specimens. Systems include point-scanning confocal (Leica Stellaris 8, Nikon A1-R, Zeiss 780), spinning disk confocal (Olympus SpinSR), multi-photon (Zeiss LSM-7 with Coherent Chameleon Vision+MPX), TIRF (Nikon), wide-field (Nikon, Olympus and Incucyte), High/Ultra-High Content (Molecular Devices HT.ai and Miltenyi MACSima), Super Resolution (Nikon N-SIM/N-STORM) and laser micro-dissection (Zeiss MicroBeam). To complement fluorescence imaging capabilities, the Facility has a Zeiss CrossBeam 550 FIB SEM which offers various modalities for electron microscopy, including high resolution volumetric EM.
Bath University Imaging Facility

Location Bath

The University of Bath Imaging Facility enable users to image samples in a variety of ways. Our services span bioimaging, flow cytometry, electron microscopy, molecular spectroscopy and metrology.
Beatson Advanced Imaging Resource (BAIR)

Location Glasgow

Beatson Advanced Imaging Resource scientists work closely with researchers to uncover and interrogate important molecular pathways in cancer. We train scientists in all stages of modern microscopical research from advice on experimental design and sample preparation, basic and advanced microscope operation and data acquisition through to quantitative image analysis and interpretation.
Bioimaging at The Pirbright Institute

Location Surrey

The Pirbright Institute is a national virus research facility specifically designed for the study and diagnosis of veterinary and zoonotic pathogens which are exotic to the UK. We have a vibrant Bioimaging department housing state-of-the-art confocal, superresolution and electron microscopes located within a high containment envelope. Together with the expert staff these instruments provide a cutting edge facility available to internal and external researchers.
Bioimaging Facility - Durham University Biosciences

Location Durham

The facility has experience working with a variety of sample types with particular expertise with plant samples. As well as academic project support, the facility has a strength in industrial research collaborations and method development for these partners.
BioImaging Facility - John Innes Centre

Location Norwich

The JIC Bioimaging facility is a well-equipped light and electron microscopy unit. Its dedicated team has many decades of imaging experience. This accessible expertise enables a fast-track consultative approach to experimental design/method development, thus maximising the chances of early success and optimising results quality. Although the primary research focus at JIC is plant science related, the team welcomes enquiries from anyone interested in using the imaging facilities.
Bioimaging Facility, University of Manchester

Location Manchester

The Bioimaging Facility offers access to light microscope systems to users from across the University of Manchester and further afield. We provide help and advice form experiment design and image acquisition through to data analysis and presentation. The Bioimaging Facility has three full time members of staff that are responsible for user training, continued advice and maintenance of the systems. Outside users receive the same level of access and support as our internal users.
Biomedical Imaging Unit, Southampton

Location Southampton

The Biomedical Imaging Unit, is a joint University Hospitals Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS)/University of Southampton (UoS) facility for high quality/high resolution diagnostic and research microscopy. Accredited under UKAS to ISO 15189, this core facility carries out research work for UoS, other universities and research institutes, industry and artists, together with diagnostic microscopy for UHS, and other hospitals both nationally and internationally.
Biomedicum Imaging Unit

Location Helsinki

Biomedicum Imaging Unit (BIU) is a core facility that provides services for your biomedical optical imaging needs ranging from designing the experiment to the analysis of the results. BIU is part of the Helsinki BioImaging (HBI) and Helsinki in vivo animal imaging (HAIP) platforms of the Helsinki Institute of Life Science (HiLIFE). Our services are available for all local, national, and international customers – both from academia and companies.
Blizard Advanced Light Microscopy (BALM)

Location London

BALM provides high-tech multi-million pound advanced imaging technology. Using the equipment in BALM you will be able to observe, record and analyse your experiments obtaining picture perfect images and cutting-edge scientific insights. We provide a broad range of equipment and services to suit everyone from experienced light microscopy specialists, to people who have never touched a microscope before. In BALM you will both find the right tools, guidance and friendly support to get the results
Bridge, University of Lincoln

Location Lincoln

Bridge at the University of Lincoln has a range of OM, AFM, and EM facilities. We have Zeiss AxioImager light microscope, four different AFMs, a FEG FIB-SEM, and a 200kV materials scanning/transmission electron microscope. The centre focusses on materials engineering challenges from industrial clients.
Bristol University Wolfson Bioimaging Facility

Location Bristol

The Wolfson Bioimaging Facility provides microscopy support for researchers across Bristol University and beyond. A broad range of fluorescence imaging systems are positioned alongside high specification electron microscopes. Expert support is provided for preparation, imaging and analysis. The fully integrated nature of the facility allows us to combine multiple imaging modalities, including correlative microscopy.
Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre

Location University of Cambridge

The Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre combines core imaging facilities with an advanced technology development capability. The centre offers both advanced electron and light microscopy services and is open to internal and external users. Staff in the centre have diverse expertise from physics to computer science and cell biology.
CAMDU at University of Warwick

Location Coventry, West Midlands

CAMDU (Computing and Advanced Microscopy Development Unit) at Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick, is home to multiple advanced light microscopes, computational workstations, software development and integrated petabyte data storage. The instruments are primarily for the use of Warwick researchers, with the exception of the Wellcome-funded lattice light sheet microscope which offers a visitor programme for external researchers.
Cardiff School of Biosciences Bioimaging Hub

Location Cardiff

The Bioimaging Hub at Cardiff School of Biosciences provides a broad range of cutting-edge imaging technologies for analysis of biological samples from whole organism to super-resolution levels. Details of the facility, including available equipment, booking and charges are all available through our website.