MICROSCOPIC IMAGING CENTER
The MICROSCOPIC IMAGING CENTER is part of the NCMLS, a leading multidisciplinary research school within the domain of molecular mechanisms of disease and particularly in the fields of molecular medicine, cell biology and translational research.
The MIC is a state-of-the-art facility for imaging of biological specimens utilizing light microscopy (bright-field, confocal and fluorescence); conventional scanning and transmission electron microscopy; and sophisticated digital imaging available for researchers within and outside the NCMLS.
NCMLS also offers access to other techniques such as, Atomic Force Microscopy Flow cytometry, FRET and FRAP. Access to magnetic resonance facilities for in vivo NMR and MRI of animals and humans (7 Tesla), as well as multi-photon microscopy, are also available.
See our available equipment and examples of their applications on our website .
NCMLS is located at the Health campus in Nijmegen
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