Imaging

Bloomsbury Consortium

for Light & Electron Microscopy brings Bloomsbury core microscopy facilities under one umbrella, to offer simplified access to a wide range of cutting-edge instruments, training and expertise, for all researchers. 

UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health

Confocal Microscopy provides microscopy services including user training, experimental design, sourcing of reagents and techniques - finding alternative approaches, data acquisition, data analysis; and data presentation.

UCL School of Pharmacy

Confocal and Electron Microscopy Units provide microscopy services including training and access to a number of confocal and electron microscopes. The microscope services and techniques are outlined in the Confocal and Electron microscopy webpages.

UCL Institute of Ophthalmology

Light and Electron Microscopy Unit provides microscopy services including training and access to a number of light and electron microscopes. The microscope services and techniques are outlined in the relevant Light and Electron microscopes webpages.

UCL Queens Square Institute of Neurology

Electron Microscopy Facility houses two TEMs and one SEM. In addition, the Preparation Laboratory Area provides ultramicrotome bays and work areas. Lynx automated tissue processors and Reichert-Leica AFS systems are available. The Unit is also equipped with SIS Olympus digital cameras.

UCL Division of Infection and Immunity

Hermes Imaging System allows for automated image capture and analysis of data in a variety of bioassays. The integrated Athena analysis platform enables simple and rapid quantitation to produce numerical results with minimal training required. For more advanced studies the Minerva analysis package provides the flexibility to meet the needs of most applications. 

UCL Cancer Institute

Microscopy and Imaging Translational Technology Platform houses a number of microscopy instruments, including instruments capable of long-term time-lapse, laser microdissection and super-resolution. The diverse range of instruments allows for flexibility in experiment design and implementation.

UCL Eastman Dental Inst. Biomaterials & Tissue

Engineering Dept offers a wide range of materials and cell characterisation facilities including Confocal and Electron Microscopes. Staff are happy to discuss collaborative research measurements with both internal and external users. For further information contact Professor Jonathan Knowles.