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BCH Cell Function and Imaging Core Data Storage Policy, December 3 rd 2021 The CFIC data storage infrastructure is a very fast. large on-site data storage pool provided by BCH research computing as well as a local lower capacity workstation hereby known as the CFIC workstation. These storages are...

Excellent aggregator of all things microscopy and even has job listings: microlist

Key Features Lasers 405nm 488nm 561nm 640nm Objectives 40x (0.8NA) Water Dipping 25x (0.5NA) Water Dipping 17x (0.4NA) Cleared Tissue Dipping Dual Hammatsu Fusion Cameras 4 color emission clean up emission filter sets 90 FPS single plane images In stage incubation (Heat, Humidity, CO2) diSPIM...

Lasers (Oxxius,: all 50mW) 405nm 488nm 561nm 633nm Yokogawa CSU-X Spiining Disk Module CoolSNAP EM CCD 512x512 pixel camera (up to 30 fps) Inverted to Upright periscope converter available upon request

This cell sorting technology allows researchers to simultaneously isolate two cell populations into separate tubes or deposit single or multiple target cells into 96- or 384-well plates. The new BD FACSChorus™ software guides researchers throughout the entire cell sorting process using advanced...

The Seahorse XFe96 Analyzer measures oxygen consumption rate (OCR) and extracellular acidification rate (ECAR) of live cells in a 96-well plate format. These rates are key indicators of mitochondrial respiration and glycolysis. They provide a systems-level view of cellular metabolic function in...

High end processing and deconvolution software. Currently only accessible via OnDemand on the BCH E2 cluster computing network. Features Available: Light Sheet Deconvolution STED deconvolution 3D stitching Deskewing Images

2D and 3D image analysis suite. In user friendly way, Aivia allows for segmentation, quantification and visualization of imaging data. Packages available: Aivia Base 2D Counting and Tracking 3D Counting and Tracking Machine learning Object Classifier Pixel Classifier 2D Cell Analysis

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