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Equipment

We are equipped for imaging of samples ranging from single molecules and cells to tissue and small animals.


We have the state-of-the-art microscopy equipment for almost all kind of imaging modalities.

Which microscope to choose:

  • For fast, straightforward imaging you probably need a widefield system.
  • Confocal and spinning disk, are ideal to image samples that are thicker than 10 um.
  • For very thick samples, multiphoton microscopy may be needed.
  • TIRF systems are used to image the area of the cell close to the coverslip.
  • If you need to resolve structures smaller than 250-350 nm, you will need super resolution like STED, SIM or STORM.

- But please contact us to discuss your application or scientific aim and we can find the most optimal technique together.

A large number of our equipment are the part of Nikon Center Of Excellence (NCOE)

  1. Nikon TI2 widefield (with JOBS)
  2. Nikon TI2 widefield (at IMM)
  3. Nikon TI2 screening widefield (at cell culture lab, with JOBS)

  1. Nikon AX confocal/multiphoton system
  2. Nikon A1 confocal system
  3. Leica SP8 confocal/CARS/STED system
  4. Abberior STED/Confocal system
  5. Nikon CREST DeepSIM Spinning Disk System
  6. NIKON-ANDOR SPINNING DISK

  1. Abberior MINFLUX
  2. Abberior STED system
  3. Leica STED System
  4. Nikon STORM
  5. Olympus IX81 TIRF
  6. JPK Atomic Force microscope
  7. Nikon N-SIM
  8. Nikon CREST DeepSIM Spinning Disk System

  1. Nikon Ax Confocal/Multiphoton system
  2. Leica CARS/STED/Confocal System
  3. Lightnovo RG Raman Microscope
  4. Olympus FV1000MPE

  1. SRS
  2. Lightnovo RG Raman Microscope
  3. ISS K2 Spectrofluorometer
  4. UV-VIS spectrometer (Shimadzu UV-2600)

  1. MerFISH

  1. Windows analysis PC I (NIS)
  2. Windows analysis PC II (NIS)
  3. Windows analysis PC III (NIS)

  1. Cryotome
  2. DLS DelsaMax Pro, Beckman Coulter
  3. ElveFlow Pressure Controller