Oxford NI Seminar and Demo

Super resolution, STORM, SIM, confocal, Fluorescent, imaging

Oxford NI is a new all in one imaging platform capable of PALM, SIM, STORM, and
confocal imaging. They will be hosting a seminar about their equipment followed by a demo. All are welcome!

Seminar:
Tuesday, Sept 25, 2018
11am-12pm
Goldenson, Room 229

Demo:
Sept 26-28, 2018
Goldenson, Room 256

Contact:
Michelle_Ocana@hms.harvard.edu
to schedule a session

  • Illumination modes: Widefield, TIRF and HILO
  • Microscopy modes: dSTORM, PALM, FLImP
  • smFRET, ALEX, FRAP
  • Recently added: SIM, Confocal
  • Real time rendering: Clustering and colocalization, Single-molecule, and population average FRET traces
  • Tracking molecules: Movement and intensity,Novel 3D visualization
  • Data analysis services: Support the analysis and interpretation of complex data sets
  • Integrated Python console
  • Multidimensional acquisition for automation
  • Simple and intuitive to use
  • Free software

Neurobiology Imaging Facility

220 Longwood Ave.
Goldenson 242
Boston, MA 02115

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