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Image of a white Bruker 600 UltraShield

With a high-sensitivity cryoprobe, this instrument offers the highest signal-to-noise of all systems in the NMR Centre. This instrument is primarily used in metabolomics studies, as well as to study both isotopically enriched and natural abundance samples of proteins, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates, providing answers to questions of biological structure and function. The spectrometer is equipped with 4 RF channels and 4 RF amplifiers, allow simultaneous pulsing of 1H, 13C, 15N, and 2H nuclei.     

Facility: NMR Centre

Image of a white 600 MHz narrow-bore instrument

This "jack-of-all-trades" instrument is used to study solid and solution-state samples of chemicals, materials, and biological samples. A unique feature of this instrument is its two high-band and two low-band RF channels, allowing collection of 19F spectra with 1H decoupling (and vice-versa) as well as 13C spectra with simultaneous 19F/1H decoupling. Other broadband probes (both solids and liquids) allow for high-resolution detection of virtually any nucleus, while a High Resolution Magic Angle Spinning probe (HRMAS) is available to study solids and semi-solids with a high degree of internal motion. 

Facility: NMR Centre

Image of a Bruker 500 MHz NMR spectrometer

This versatile solid-state spectrometer is primarily used to study the properties of materials, polymers, and chemicals. This spectrometer is equipped with 4 RF channels and 3 high power RF amplifiers, and is equipped with gradient accessories, including a triple-axis gradient probe collar for gradient MAS studies and a Z-axis high power (60 A) gradient probe for diffusion studies.    

Facility: NMR Centre

Image of a Denton Vacuum Desk V thin film deposition solution

The Denton Desk V TSC is a high resolution unit suitable for oxidizing and non-oxidizing metals.

Type: Ancillary

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

Image of a Denton DCP-1 preparing SEM samples

The Denton DCP-1 is a Critical Point Dryer for preparing SEM samples.

Type: Ancillary

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

An image of a white Quanta FEG 250 SEM connected to a computer

A versatile, high-performance instrument with three modes (high vacuum, low vacuum and ESEM) to image a wide range of samples, with or without preparation. Equipped with a Quorum PP3010 Cryo-Unit to freeze, fracture, etch and sputter coat temperature sensitive samples.

Type: Electron Microscopes

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

Image of a grey Tecnai G2 F20 beside two white monitors and two control pads

A 200kV field emission TEM that is used for cryo-temperature, low dose operation and atomic resolution.

Type: Electron Microscopes

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

Image of the Leica DM 5000B microscope and accessory equipment

An upright Leica DM 5000B connected to a Hamamatsu Orca-Flash4.0 digital camera and Volocity™ imaging software. 

Type: Optical Microscopes

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

Picture of the white Cytation system, cennected to a computer and with a CO2 control on top

The Agilent BioTek Cytation C10 confocal imaging reader combines automated confocal and widefield microscopy with conventional multimode microplate reading. It gives exquisite resolution and optical sectioning capabilities for many sample types.

Type: Optical Microscopes

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging

Image of a white inverted Leica DMi8 microscope connected to a black Quorum Diskovery Spinning Disk system

Image acquisition with Volocity for regular confocal imaging and with MetaMorph for Super-resolution.

Type: Optical Microscopes

Facility: Molecular and Cellular Imaging