The microscope is a fully-loaded live cell imaging platform with dual disks (25 and 50 um) for low and high magnification imaging, dual Photometrics BSI cameras, full incubation, and a programable 405 nm photoconversion/optogenetics laser. This system is ready to image your live samples at top speed. Book a time with Alex or Heather to get trained on the system. 

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Zeiss has graciously loaned their lattice lighsheet to the HCBI until April 21st!  We are offering use of the system to registered HCBI users for free.  If you are interested, please email hcbi_imaging@fas.harvard.edu with answers to these questions:

1. What is your sample?
2. What dimensions to you hope to image?
3. How fast do you need to image?
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Doug's Lunch & Learn

We are slowly transitioning from physical workstations in RM2058 to remote workstations. This allows users to do image processing and analysis with extremely powerful workstations from the comfort of their lab or home.

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The Harvard Center for Biological Imaging is excited to announce a renewal of the Simmons Awards Program for all Harvard Graduate students for the 2022-2023 academic year. Thanks to a generous donation from Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Simmons, the HCBI will be offering grants to offset the costs of imaging in the facility. To apply, please complete this form (link will open at 9:00AM, Monday, August 1st) by Wednesday August 24th at 5:00 PM.