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Microscopes across campus

Reynolda Campus

Nanotech

  • HRTEM
  • CTEM
  • FE-SEM
  • RHK VT-STM
  • JEOL AFM
  • PHI surface analysis system providing AES/XPS/SIMS

WFU Physics

  • Nikon Eclipse E600FN upright with DIC, fluorescence, and brightfield capabilities.
  • Olympus IX-71 inverted microscope with brightfield, dark field, and fluorescence capabilities, as well as optical tweezers.
  • Olympus BM60 metallurgical microscope for viewing non transmissive samples.
  • Nikon inverted microscope – with fluorescence, DIC, a low-noise scientific CMOS camera, environmental chamber (T, CO2), computerized shutter.
  • Zeiss Axiovert 200 inverted microscope with brightfield, fluorescence and with a low-noise Hammamatsu emCCD camera or Zeiss AxioCam MRm camera.
  • Zeiss Observer D inverted microscope with fluorescence, DIC, and with an environmental chamber.
  • Two Topometrix Explorer AFMs (Veeco), which can be controlled (haptic and 3D visual) by two nanoManipulators (3rd Tech)
  • Nanoscope III Atomic Force Microscope (Veeco).
  • Asylum MFP-3D Bio AFM combined with an Olympus IX73 inverted optical microscope.

WFU Chemistry

  • Zeiss GeminiSEM 300 with high-resolution field effect scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM), and is equipped with a Bruker EDS for elemental resolution

WFU Engineering

  • Phenom XL SEM microscope with thermionic source (CeB6 ) and 160 – 200,000x magnification

Wake Forest School of Medicine

Comprehensive Cancer Center

  • Olympus FV1200 Spectral Confocal
  • Zeiss LSM510 laser scanning confocal system
  • Olympus FV1000 5 laser confocal (WFIRM)
  • Olympus FV1000MP-Multiphoton/intravital microscope (WFIRM)
  • Computer workstations with image processing, analysis, and 3-D reconstruction software (WFIRM)
  • Arcturus PixCell II laser microdissection system
  • Olympus IX-70 flurescence microscopes
  • Olympus X63-Multispectral -CRi NUANCE EX (WFIRM)
  • Zeiss Axioplan 2
  • Zeiss Axiovert time-lapse video microscopy system for cultured cells
  • Reichert Ultracut microtomes and cryoultramicrotomes
  • FEI Technai BioTwin 120 keV TEM with digital imaging

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Microscopy Imaging Core
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  • Home
  • Instrumentation
    • AxioZoom V16
    • Inverted Microscope
    • Leica Thunder Live
    • LSM 880 Confocal Microscope
    • Microscopes across campus
    • Nikon SMZ25 Stereoscope
    • Revolve4 Microscope
    • Scanning Electron Microscope
    • Upright Microscope
    • LSM 710 Confocal Microscope
  • News and Events
    • Publications
  • Acquisition
    • Acquisition and Analysis Protocols
  • Writing Help
    • Grant Help
    • Publications and Acknowledgments
  • Resources
    • Book Resources
    • Electronic Resources
    • Ethical Image Editing
    • Free Analysis Software
    • Sample Preparation
  • Contact

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