We are thrilled to find out confocal image taken in the Microscopy Core by Shuping Jia from the Cunningham lab and Kishor Kunwar from the Microscopy Core is being featured on the cover of the Journal of Neurophysiology. This is a remarkable achievement and a testament to these researchers' hard work and dedication.
Continue reading "Image taken in Microscopy Core featured on Journal of Neurophysiology cover page"Genomics Core is excited to announce the upcoming arrival of Chromium X Series and Visium CytAssist from 10x genomics. These cutting-edge platforms will provide researchers with powerful new tools for single-cell genomics and spatial transcriptomics research.
Continue reading "Genomics Core acquiring new single-cell technologies"Huygens Essential is a powerful imaging software that allows users to process and analyze large sets of microscopy data. Developed by Scientific Volume Imaging, it is compatible with a wide range of microscope platforms, including widefield, confocal, and super-resolution systems. Huygens Essential offers a wide range of advanced image processing tools, including deconvolution, registration, and segmentation. It also provides support for a variety of file formats, including image stacks, multi-dimensional datasets, and time-lapse sequences.
Continue reading "Microscopy Core adds Huygens-Image processing and analysis software to its toolkit"The Flow Cytometry Core is adding additional FlowJo licenses to accommodate the increased demand for the software.
FlowJo is a widely used software application for analyzing flow cytometry data, and the increase in demand for the software at the Core highlights the growing importance of flow cytometry in modern biomedical research. The additional licenses will ensure that resources are available for all researchers who need them, thus providing more researchers access to the software at the same time, allowing better productivity and sharing of resources.
Continue reading "Flow Cytometry Core adding more FlowJo licenses"Core Labs with the help from IT has implemented a new cloud storage system for backup and data transfer. This system will allow researchers to store and share large amounts of data securely, while also providing robust backup and recovery capabilities. One of the major benefits of the new cloud storage system is its ability to handle extremely large datasets. This will be particularly useful for Core Labs' researchers who often work with large amounts of data generated in Genomics and Pre-clinical Imaging Cores.
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