The newly-founded Confocal Bio-Imaging Facility is a multi-user imaging and microanalysis facility which contains state-of-the-art confocal and light microscopes as well as a range of microanalytical instruments. It is located in building S8 on Hawkesbury Campus.
Bio-imaging unites the power of microscopy, biology, biophysics, biochemistry and advanced computational methods to study how genes, molecules and proteins work and interact in living cells and organisms. With the help of fluorescence and confocal microscopes we are able to visualize and decipher animal and plant cell functional processes and to study how they are affected by changing environmental, physiological and disease conditions, such as cancer.
The newly-founded Confocal Bio-Imaging Facility (established in 2007) is a multi-user imaging and microanalysis facility which contains state-of-the-art confocal and light microscopes as well as a range of microanalytical instruments.

Bio-imaging unites the power of microscopy, biology, biophysics, biochemistry and advanced computational methods to study how genes, molecules and proteins work and interact in living cells and organisms. With the help of fluorescence and confocal microscopes we are able to visualize and decipher animal and plant cell functional processes and to study how they are affected by changing environmental, physiological and disease conditions, such as cancer.

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