Student Work on Display at Library
The exhibit "A Self-Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: Anshul Roy," on display at the Biblio Gallery in Bird Library, features photos taken with Leica confocal microscopes in the Blatt Bioimaging Center.
Blatt BioImaging Center
The Blatt BioImaging Center is a light microscopy core facility that focuses on live cell and enhanced resolution imaging of diverse model organisms ranging from cells to organoids and whole organisms. Located on the 3rd floor in the Biology Department in the Life Sciences Complex (Rooms 359 and 318) the imaging center houses state-of-the art confocal microscopes and high-resolution bright field imaging systems. The resources and services of the Blatt BioImaging Center are open to biomedical scientists (students, staff and faculty) at Syracuse University and external investigators at both academic institutions and commercial enterprises in the Upstate New York area.
Banner image courtesy of L. Rathbun.
Blatt BioImaging Center Images
Close up confocal micrograph of a Hydra tentacle. The image highlights the cytoskeleton (red), DNA (blue), centrosomes (cyan) and microtubules (yellow).
Courtesy A. Aljiboury"
Zeiss LSM 980 Confocal Image of a Wild-type mouse embryonic fibroblast spheroids invasion in 3D Collagen Gel. Concentration: 1.5mg/ml Collagen I Rat Tail. Scale bar is provided. Color: Red/Magenta: Actin, Yellow: Nucleus, Blue/White: Collagen Fibril
Courtesy of Minh-Tri Ho Thanh
News and Updates
Demystifying Light Microscopy with Blatt Bioimaging Center
Sample prep and imaging workshop with the Hehnly lab and Blatt Bioimaging center.
General Topics in Microscopy Lecture from Zeiss Representative
Dr. Kevin O'Keefe, Product Applications Specialist from Zeiss Microscopy will be giving a lecture on March 28th at 2pm in 106 LSC (Lundgren room) on topics in microscopy.