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Technical note
An IPHYS BIF user has lately faced the problem of the depth of field (DoF) for its Optical Projection Tomography. A highly geometrically alternating sample of fascia was blurred for certain projections which compromised the 3D reconstruction. After a little of reversed engineering, calculations, sketching and part delivery. We incorporated the aperture behind the objective […] Read more
Please, acknowledge the help of IPHYS BIF in your work as “Supported by IPHYS BIF – MEYS CR (Large RI Project LM2023050 Czech-BioImaging) and ERDF (Project No. CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/18_046/0016045).” and inform the scientific manager by email to daniel.hadraba@fgu.cas.cz
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The IPHYS Bio-Imaging Facility is a member of the National Czech-Bioimaging infrastructure and a Prague node of Euro-Bioimaging with an open-access policy that makes advanced bioimaging techniques available to everyone!
Our team consists of biologists, engineers, and mathematicians who work toward accomplishing your scientific mission. The team provides help from designing the experiment, and data acquisition to data processing, analysis, and visualization.
Our uniqueness lies in the ability to customize and upgrade commercial machines and techniques
Do you need a special tweak in your experiment? Do you need to add an additional laser to the system and monitor the oxygen in the medium for your long-term experiment? Do you need to perform ablation and then image the change in phosphorescence lifetime? Are you interested in non-linear optical methods such as CARS, SHG, or THG? Do you need to control your system during the experiment through a customized API? Are looking for advanced data acquisition, processing, and analysis?
If you are looking for any light microscopy technique, struggle with your data analysis, or just want to brainstorm about your project, you are always welcome to our facility.
Upcoming events
Mechanical characterization of biological samples using correlative methods
26. 11. 2024 – 27. 11. 2024
Course registration form 2024 Course poster 2024 Course program 2024 Free of charge The two-day course consists of lectures and hands-on sessions which will demonstrate basic mechanical testing methods such as atomic force microscopy, indentation test or uniaxial and biaxial tensile test. The tests will be introduced in practical sessions together with their biological and […]