Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
BioImaging Shared Resource

Contact

Name: Philip Wedegaertner, PhD
Position: Co-Director
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Name: Claudio Giraudo, PhD
Position: Co-Director
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Name: Jason Hill, PhD
Position: Associate Director
Name: James Muller, PhD
Position: Facility Manager
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Mission

The goal of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center Bioimaging Shared Resource is to advance the scientific research programs of the Cancer Center by providing Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center investigators powerful, reliable, and readily accessible light microscopy. The Bioimaging Shared Resource provides a FLIM-assisted STED (stimulated emission depletion) super-resolution system, galvo and resonnat laser point-scanning confocals, spinning disk confocal, TIRF (total internal refection fluorescence), and widefield fluorescence modalities.  The staff provides in-house training on all instruments.

Announcements

Summer 2024

  • The BioImaging Shared Resource welcomes its latest member, James Muller, Ph.D. who joins us as Facility Manager.  James brings a wealth of microscopy knowledge and experience to our core.  Please stop by to meet him and find out how we can be of service.
  • The Nikon A1 R will be upgraded this July to include "HD" functionality.  Most notable and welcome to this is a significant improvement to the clarity and resolution of the high speed scan head.  Contact us to learn more!
  • The BioImaging Shared Resource has recently expanded to include management of the Perkin Elmer IVIS Lumina system housed in the Laboratory Animal Services Facility.  Stay tuned as we roll out more information on the website.
  • We've added NEW SYSTEM!  The BioImaging Shared Resource is now home to the Molecular Devices Image Xpress Micro Confocal.  This high content imaging system is perfect for plates and slides alike and offers live cell imaging with both widefield and confocal modes.  Stay tuned as we roll out more information on the website.

Spring 2024

  • The Nikon C2 confocal has officially been retired after years of service.  Contact us to learn what will take its place!
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