MRI: Acquisition of Nikon A1R-MP Spectral Confocal/Multiphoton Microscope with Widefield HyperSpectral Imaging System for the Jordan Hall Imaging Facility
MRI:为乔丹霍尔成像设施采购带有宽场高光谱成像系统的尼康 A1R-MP 光谱共焦/多光子显微镜
基本信息
- 批准号:1126407
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 68.34万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-09-01 至 2014-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This funding will enable Clemson University to acquire a spectral confocal /multiphotonmicroscope equipped with a widefield spectral imaging system. The new system will be housedin the Jordan Hall Imaging Facility (JHIF), which is the advanced light microscopy core imagingfacility at Clemson University. The primary goal of the JHIF is to acquire and maintain advancedlight imaging equipment necessary for conducting leading edge research, thus, providing theClemson research community access to the tools necessary to compete with other top researchinstitutions. As a core facility, the JHIF is dedicated to the training of investigators at all levelsfrom undergraduate and graduate students to postdoctoral researchers. In keeping with the MRINSF vision, this shared equipment would improve the quality and expand the scope of researchat Clemson. The multiphoton capabilities will be utilized by Clemson researchers who work withlive cells and whole organisms, such as chick embryos, zebrafish, and Caenorhabditis elegans,as this technique provides high resolution image acquisition with less phototoxity and deeperresolution than conventional confocal microscopy. The widefield hyperspectral capabilities ofthis instrument will benefit Clemson researchers currently engaged in nanoparticle studies,allowing them to not only visualize uptake of nanoparticles by cells in real time, but to alsoidentify chemical characteristics of these nanoparticles. The addition of these capabilities willsignificantly influence the quality of research in the fields of biological science, bioengineering,The Clemson Jordan Hall Imaging Facility is dedicated to the training of undergraduate andgraduate researchers in advanced light microscopy techniques. In addition, the JHIF managerintroduces high school teachers to advanced light microscopy through SCLife summer courses,giving them an opportunity to work with these techniques. To attract and assist underrepresentedgroups in the sciences, the JHIF offers a minigrant program for up to 10 hours of beam time onthe instruments. The increased research scope that this microscope will bring to Clemsonresearchers could result in enormous benefits to society, including protecting the environment,food safety, new drug delivery systems, and safety from bioterrorism threats.
这笔资金将使克莱姆森大学能够获得配备宽视场光谱成像系统的光谱共聚焦/多光子显微镜。新系统将被安置在乔丹霍尔成像设施(JHIF)中,这是克莱姆森大学先进的光学显微镜核心成像设施。JHIF的主要目标是获得和维护进行前沿研究所需的先进光成像设备,从而为克莱姆森研究界提供与其他顶级研究机构竞争所需的工具。作为一个核心设施,JHIF致力于培养从本科生、研究生到博士后的各级研究人员。为了与MRINSF的愿景保持一致,这种共享设备将提高克莱姆森大学的研究质量并扩大研究范围。多光子能力将被克莱姆森大学的研究人员用于研究活细胞和整个生物体,如鸡胚胎、斑马鱼和秀丽隐杆线虫,因为这种技术提供了高分辨率的图像采集,比传统的共聚焦显微镜具有更小的光毒性和更高的分辨率。该仪器的宽视场高光谱能力将使克莱姆森大学目前从事纳米颗粒研究的研究人员受益,使他们不仅可以实时观察细胞对纳米颗粒的吸收,而且还可以识别这些纳米颗粒的化学特性。这些能力的增加将显著影响生物科学、生物工程领域的研究质量。克莱姆森乔丹霍尔成像设施致力于培养先进光学显微镜技术的本科生和研究生研究人员。此外,JHIF经理通过SCLife暑期课程向高中教师介绍先进的光学显微镜,让他们有机会使用这些技术。为了吸引和帮助科学界代表性不足的群体,JHIF提供了一个微型项目,在仪器上提供长达10小时的光束时间。这台显微镜将为克莱姆森大学的研究人员带来更大的研究范围,可能会为社会带来巨大的利益,包括保护环境、食品安全、新的药物输送系统,以及免受生物恐怖主义威胁的安全。
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