ICM QUANT EXPERTISE AND EQUIPMENT FOR BIOIMAGING

This core facility makes available to academic researchers and industrials a very large panel of imaging technologies. Specific activities of ICM Quant staff include trainings and assistance as well as design of experimental procedures involving electron and photonic microscopy approaches. The facility is a part of the ICM core facility network and it is supported by “Investissements d’Avenir” ICM and Neuratris.
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ACTIVITIES

Assistance via consultation and trainings in the bioimaging field.
Management of access and maintenance of the imaging equipment.
Development of new sample handling and imaging strategies.
Educational activities.

EQUIPMENT

• Point-scanning confocal microscopes (4)• Multiphoton microscopes (2)
• Spinning disk microscopes (2)
• Structured illumination wide field and deconvolution microscopes (3)
• Light-sheet microscope
• Fluorescent macroscope
• Transmission electron microscope
• Imaging processing machines
(3D reconstruction, segmentation, deconvolution)• Sample preparation space (microtomes, bench microscopes, binoculars)
• Intravital imaging equipment

TEAM

Frédéric Darios (Scientific manager)
Basile Gurchenkov (Operational manager) 4510

Electron microscopy:
Dominique Langui (Engineer)
Asha Baskaran (Engineer)

Photonic microscopy / Image analysis:
Tudor Manoliu (Engineer)
Aymeric Millécamps (Engineer)

CONTACT

quant@icm-institute.org

PHOTOS

75μm x 75μm
Neurons, mouse brain slice. Tudor Manoliu. Théo Ribierre.
Point-scanning confocal imaging.

80μm x 80μm
HeLa cells. Tudor Manoliu.
Spinning disk imaging.

4μm x 4μm
Zebrafish neuromuscular junction.
Trasmission electron microscopy.

185μm x 185μm
HeLa cells. Aymeric Millécamps.
Point-scanning confocal imaging.


Myelinisation. Melina Thetiot.
Spinning disk live-imaging.

 

Intravital imaging system.

Image processing.

Spinning disk imaging.

 

Light-sheet microscope.

Epifluorescence microscopy.

Transmission electron microscopy.

Sample preparation for correlative microscopy.

Sample preparation room.