A collaborative effort to bring information about shared microscopy facilities to the University of Arizona and the community.
| COVID-19 status of UA microscopy facilities. | For other types of core facilities, see the RII list of campus cores. |
A collaborative effort to bring information about shared microscopy facilities to the University of Arizona and the community.
Events
Dr. Brooke Massani, Director of the Chemistry & Biochemistry Keck Microscopy Center, was awarded one of the 2022 University of Arizona Employee Awards for Excellence. Congratulations!
The Center for Open Bioimage Analysis, Bioimaging North America, and the Royal Microscopical Society have released a new and improved 2022 Imaging
The RII Core Facilities Pilot Program is designed to support three key types of activity within the RII-managed core facilities.
Andor (a division of Oxford Scientific) is giving the scientific community a chance to win one of their refurbished high-performance imaging cameras, which are suitable for a wide range of applications and techniques, and for routine research through to extremely challenging experiments.
Did you know that...
There are a number of interesting and (perhaps) unexpected core facilities on campus. If you need to repair a piece of equipment or perhaps build something very specific, check out:
The following guidelines(1) are intended to ensure that research performed in core facilities is appropriately recognized and cited.
Flow Cytometry passes individual cells inside a thin stream of liquid through a light cell that exposes the cells to different laser lines. Fluorescence, as well as light scattering can be
The UA’s Office for Research, Innovation & Impact (Senior VP for Research) has been working diligently in recent years to pull together in one place all the information that researchers need