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=== Training and access to the microscopes === | === Training and access to the microscopes === | ||
Before you can get access to a microscope, you have to complete a introduction training on it from [https://www.ru.nl/en/research/research-facilities/molecules-and-materials/light-microscopy the GI department] or a poweruser. | Before you can get access to a microscope, you have to complete a introduction training on it from [https://www.ru.nl/en/research/research-facilities/molecules-and-materials/light-microscopy the GI department] or a [[poweruser system | poweruser]]. | ||
=== External links === | === External links === | ||
[https://bookings.science.ru.nl/category/general-instrumentation-gi/gi-light-microscopy-image-analysis All microscopes (booking system)] | [https://bookings.science.ru.nl/category/general-instrumentation-gi/gi-light-microscopy-image-analysis All microscopes (booking system)] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:33, 9 October 2026
This page lists the options for performing light microscopy at the GI department.
List of equipment
Light microscopes
- Leica SP8X live-cell confocal
- Leica SP8 liachroic confocal
- Leica "Thunder" widefield
- Leica "Timelapse" widefield
- PhaseView Alpha3 light sheet
- Leica DM2500 upright widefield
Software packages and other tools
- Spinoza image analysis server
- Huygens
- Microfluidics pump for inverted microscopes
Training and access to the microscopes
Before you can get access to a microscope, you have to complete a introduction training on it from the GI department or a poweruser.