Dear Users, We are ecstatic to have the opportunity to demo Looking Glass’s Hololuminescent Display for 3-dimensional microscopy data visualization in FluoRender, and want to invite our Users to take advantage of this sensational technology while we have it at our Core for a limited time! After Looking Glass’s 2022 debut of of the largest […]
Read MoreDear Core users, Yesterday, the Cell Imaging Core had the pleasure to meet with Dr. George Spirou and his associate Brandy Freitas as they demonstrated their inventive virtual reality visualization and analysis tool, syGlass. Dr. Spirou and his team first introduced syGlass in 2016 but have further developed the software to handle larger data sets, […]
Read MoreDear HSC Cell Imaging Core Users, Our core is excited to participate in Summer Science Day, a fun and interactive public outreach event organized by the Genetic Science Learning Center (GSLC) on July 12th, 2025. You’re warmly invited to attend the event – we’d love to see you there! About the Event: For those unfamiliar […]
Read MoreDear Core Users, Our Cell Imaging Core has recently acquired an additional Imaris 3D Imaging Analysis Software license, allowing up to two users to access the software simultaneously from our Core’s multiple locations across campus. To gain access to our software or inquire about our Software license access, read the step-by-step instructions provided below, view […]
Read MoreDear Core Users, We want to invite you to an exclusive opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the state-of-the-art Echo Spinning Disk Confocal Microscope. This session is designed to help researchers like yourself explore the capabilities of this powerful imaging system, which provides intuitive software for high-resolution, live-cell imaging with exceptional speed and clarity. […]
Read MoreDear Core Users, Campus will be hosting an upcoming lunch and seminar event – Uncovering biological mechanisms: from single molecules to single cells, with Trey Simpson, PhD. “We will present our efforts for further enabling discoveries in the fields of nucleic acid-protein interactions, biomolecular condensates, cytoskeletal motor proteins, and mechanobiology using the C-Trap Edge, a […]
Read MoreDear Users, At the start of the new year, all researchers who utilize the instruments we have available through the Cell Imaging Core will have to sign an updated Cell Imaging Core Policies Agreement before gaining access to our equipment. See attached file below, and as always, reach out to support.cellimaging@cores.utah.edu if you have any […]
Read MoreDear Users, We are pleased to announce Nikon will be demonstrating their latest confocal microscope. Some Key Features: Nikon AX R MP confocal microscope has super-resolution imaging capabilities. NSPARC detector – The AX R MP’s NSPARC detector allows for super-resolution imaging of fine structures. It uses a SPPC array detector to collect a two-dimensional image at each […]
Read MoreDear Users, the Cell Imaging Core staff has received your feedback, and we are happy to announce shorter lead time when scheduling resources! Now, you can schedule, delete, and modify any scheduled session within a 12-hour lead time for all instruments and workstations. For scheduled training sessions with a Cell Imaging staff member, a 24-hour […]
Read MoreDear Users, We at HSC Cell Imaging Cores Facility are so excited to have seen how successful the Andor’s (Oxford Instruments) all-in-one fluorescence, confocal, and super-resolution BC43 microscope Launch & Demo event was! Many individuals signed up to attend the Launch event, and all of our demo sessions, for both the BC43 and Imaris 3D […]
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