Microscopes

A number of microscopes are available at various faculty locations.

Equipment Department Location Year Contact Notes
Applied Precision OMX Monet

Biological Optical Microscopy Platform

Room 145, Bio21 Institute 2013 Paul McMillan or Eric Hanssen Access rights and bookings details: Bookings required, Fee required (amount TBC), facility staff operated (no user training). Details via www.microscopy.unimelb.edu.au
Mirax Digital Slide scanner for Brightfield

VSlide Digital Slide Scanner for Brightfield and Fluorescence 
Anatomy & Neuroscience Medical Building, Level 2 E236

Tina Cardamone, John Furness

email enquiries

High resolution bright field & florescence slide scanning devices capable of imaging stained slides to produce whole slide images for easy interrogation & image capture.

Website: APN Histopathology
Access: Fee-for-service

Zeiss LSM710 Confocal Microscope Microbiology & Immunology Doherty Institute (Bld 248), Room 7020 2013 Dr Paul McMillan or Dr Ali Zaid Access, Training and Booking through Biological Optical Microscope Platform (BOMP) and the BIo21 booking system. Fees charged for users external to Department of Microbiology and Immunology.
Confocal microscopes Anatomy & Neuroscience Medical building, room E201
Heather Young, Annette Bergner Website: Anatomy & Neuroscience
Access: Fee-for-service, bookings required, training required.

Advanced Microscopy Facility

Electron Microscopy Platform

Biological Optical Microscopy Platform

Associated specialized facilities

Multiple Multiple

Access: via website
Confocal microscope SP2 Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Bio21 2004 Paul Gleeson

Access: By arrangement with Paul Gleeson. Fee-for-service, bookings required, training required.

Spinning Disk Confocal System Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Bio21 2009 Paul Gleeson Access: By arrangement with Paul Gleeson
Stereological Microscopy System Medicine – RMH/WH RMH 2008 Terence O'Brien Access: By arrangement with Terence O'Brien
Aperio Scan Scope Cs Virtual Microscope Medicine – SVH Room 413, L4, Clinical Sciences Building, St Vincent's Hospital 2006 TBA Access: Available upon request.  Cost negotiated upon application.
PALM laser capture microscope Anatomy & Neuroscience
2003 Colin Anderson Features: Laser capture microdissection (LCMD) allows you to capture single cells or sections of cells and then analyse them using the normal nucleic acid and protein analysis methods.
Access: By arrangement with Colin Anderson.     
Flourescent inverted microscope and imaging system Ophthalmology
2007 Jonathon Crowston Access: By arrangement with Jonathon Crowston
Olympus fluorescent microscope Pharmacology Medical building, romm W809 2003 Elizabeth Tudor Access: By arrangement with Elizabeth Tudor
Zeiss multiphoton microscope Physiology Medical building, room N507A 2005 David Williams Access: By arrangement with David Williams and other members in conglomerate. Fee-for-service.
Aperio Scan Scope & Olympus stereoscope Psychiatry
2009 Ian Everall Access: By arrangement with Ian Everall.

Fluorescence imaging microscope

Surgery – SVH St Vincent's Hospital 2007 Greg Dusting Access: By arrangement with Greg Dusting
Leica DMIL (inverted #1) Microbiology & Immunology Microbiology and Immunology, building 184, room 5.21
Sarah Londrigan Access: By arrangement with Sarah Londrigan. Training required.
Leica DC DMBL (upright #1) Microbiology & Immunology Microbiology and Immunology, building 184, room 5.21
Sarah Londrigan Access: By arrangement with Sarah Londrigan. Training required.
Leica DMI D4000B (inverted #2) Microbiology & Immunology Microbiology and Immunology, building 184, room 5.21
Sarah Londrigan Access: By arrangement with Sarah Londrigan. Training required.
Zeiss 710-2 photon/confocal microscope Microbiology & Immunology MIcrobiology & Immunology Building 184 2011 William Heath/ Scott Mueller Access: By arrangement with William Heath/ Scott Mueller