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The University Imaging Centers is announcing after-hours pricing for most user operated instruments.

In this webinar, UIC staff member and Lead Image Data Analyst Mary Brown will introduce beginning concepts in image analysis as well as use of FIJI software.

Join us for a lunch break to explore the latest advancements in spatial biology.

The UIC is excited to announce a live cell service built around the UIC Jackson Hall’s Zeiss spinning disk confocal microscope.

Hosted by the MSA DEI Committee, this inaugural "Lens On" webinar will feature invited speaker Dr. Antentor Hinton, Jr., PhD, from Vanderbilt University, who will discuss the DEI and mentoring work...

The UIC and ZEISS are hosting a seminar and in-person demo of the ZEISS Lattice Lightsheet 7.

The UIC in collaboration with MSI will be hosting a half-day image analysis workshop on 11/14.

The TriTom platform is designed for in vivo molecular, physiological, and anatomical imaging of preclinical murine models.

Discover the transformative power of Ocus scanners designed to elevate scientific study and learning to new heights. By providing unparalleled image clarity, precision, and ease of use,...

Each year the UIC surveys members of the University community to gather feedback on our performance. This survey quantifies the instrument, staffing, and services that the UIC provides to the...

The University Imaging Centers would like to evaluate user needs for a new scanning electron microscope in its St. Paul Snyder Hall location.  We’re interested in complementing existing...

The University Imaging Centers is excited to announce we are hosting a seminar on February 29th featuring the newly released Nikon ECLIPSE Ji Smart Imaging System.

Imaging with The University Imaging Centers, a Nikon Center of Excellence, at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

Unlock the potential of single cell RNA-seq and Spatial Biology without limits

Join us at the UIC-CCRB open house featuring the newly installed Nikon AX R!

Join us to learn about the power of RNAscope in situ hybridization (ISH) assays to visualize RNA targets with single-molecule sensitivity and single-cell resolution in morphological context.

In conjunction with Research Ethics Week, the University Imaging Centers will be hosting a webinar on the Ethical Manipulation of Scientific Images. Title:...

Title: Understanding Breast Cancer Immune Infiltration With Multiplexed Tissue Imaging Using MIBI Date: Wednesday,...

The University Imaging Centers is pleased to announce an Open House on June 23, 2022.

April 27th | 8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET | via Zoom Register   Come learn more about 3D image analysis tools and how they can help improve...