Use our bioimaging unit
Explore our approaches to imaging biological and non-biological samples.
The Bioimaging unit encompasses several different approaches to imaging biological and non-biological samples.
Explore our approaches to imaging biological and non-biological samples.
The light microscopy network at Bath provides its users with advanced level confocal and fluorescent microscopes as well as training and advice.
Flow cytometry is a reliable and fast technique to extract variable information from thousands of cells in a matter of minutes.
Flow cytometry and fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) refers to the usage of specialised instruments that measure and characterise cell populations.
Electron microscopy encompasses a number of imaging techniques which use a focused beam of electrons to produce an image, rather than using visible light.
The Imaging Facility has two scanning electron microscopes (SEM) and one transmission electron microscope (TEM).
Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy allows vibrational and rotational modes of chemical bonds to be analysed. This is particularly useful for identifying organic compounds.
Find out more about the spectroscopic instruments available in the Imaging Facility.
We are equipped with state-of-the-art metrology equipment allowing repeatable precision measurements of materials for industry, manufacturing, and research.
Our equipment ensures stable, comparable and accurate measurements for research.
The Imaging Facility offers users the ability to image samples in a wide variety of ways and on different scales, from sub-nanometre to macro imaging. Our services span bioimaging, flow cytometry, electron microscopy and molecular spectroscopy.
The Imaging Facility is part of the Research Infrastructure and Facilities department.
If you are unsure of the technology you need or would like to book an instrument, get in touch with our instrument specialists.