Advanced Light Microscopy Facility

This facility offers a collection of state-of-the-art light microscopy equipment and image processing tools.

The facility was set up as a cooperation between EMBL and industry to improve communication between users and producers of high-end microscopy technology. The ALMF supports in-house scientists and visitors in using light microscopy methods for their research.

Author: neumann

neumann 17 January 2024

Nikon Spatial Array Confocal (NSPARC) available at the ALMF from Jan 22 – mid-February

Igniting New Confocal Imaging Potential – The newly developed Nikon Spatial Array Detector (NSPARC) detector utilizes an ultra-low noise detector array to collect a two-dimensional image at each scanned point. This method of image scanning microscopy (ISM) improves signal-to-noise ratio by…

neumann 11 March 2022

New Super-resolution microscope at the ALMF: Abbelight / Olympus Safe 360 with spectral demixing

The Abbelight / Olympus Safe 360 is our new super-resolution microscope for 2D- and 3D- multicolour SMLM (single molecule localization microscopy) at the ALMF. The Abbelight Safe 360 module is connected to an Olympus IX83 microscope equipped with a 100x / NA 1.5 oil immersion objective. The…

Advanced Light Microscopy Facility

Author: neumann

Nikon Spatial Array Confocal (NSPARC) available at the ALMF from Jan 22 – mid-February

New Super-resolution microscope at the ALMF: Abbelight / Olympus Safe 360 with spectral demixing

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Nikon Spatial Array Confocal (NSPARC) available at the ALMF from Jan 22 – mid-February