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The equipment at the IMC includes:
Transmission Electron Microscope
The transmission electron microscope at the IMC is a JEOL JEM1200EX II equipped with
digital AMT CCD camera and operating from 40KV to 120 KV. Magnification range: 50-500,0000x,
maximum resolution under optimal condition: 0.35 nm.
Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope
The Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM) at the IMC is a FEI XL 30 that
can perform high vacuum, low vacuum and wet modes imaging from 1-30,000 kV and 10-100,000x
magnification. Suitable for detection of secondary electrons (SE), backscattered secondary
electrons (BSE) and gaseous secondary electrons (GSE). Equipped with a Peltier Stage
(0 oC to 37 oC) and a heating stage (37 oC up to 1000 oC). Maximum resolution under
optimal conditions: 3.5nm.
Atomic Force Microscope
The Atomic Force Microscope at the IMC is a Veeco Metrology Dimension 3100 and Veeco
Metrology Digital Instruments Bioscope capable of imaging nanoparticles and biological
specimen with minimum sample preparation time. Optimal resolution: 0.35 nm.
Confocal Fluorescence Microscopes
1) Nikon Eclipse E800 upright light microscope with a Nikon Digital Camera DXM1200F
plus various light microscopes for examination of histological slides
2) Nikon A1 confocal fluorescence inverted microscope equipped with four laser lines,
a high-speed resonant laser, high-resolution non-resonant scanner, an enhanced spectral
detector, an environmental chamber for live cell imaging, and capacity for Normanski
and polarization microscopy
Light Microscopes
Upright microscopes
Nikon Labphot upright light microscope
Olympus BH upright microscope with bright field and dark field optics
Olympus BH upright Bright Field Microscope
Stereomicroscopes
Olympus Stereo Microscope with camera stand and fiber optics light source
Nikon Stereomicroscope
Inverted microscope
Nikon eclipse TS100 inverted microscope with phase contrast and a stage for examination
of Petri dishes and multiwell plates
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