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Welcome to the Imaging Resource Facility (IRF), a central biomedical resource of St George’s University of London. The IRF provides support as well as a high standard of service to the university researchers, St. George’s NHS Trust and other academic institutions in a wide range of bioimaging disciplines.
First established in 2014, the IRF provides access to Light Microscopy, Flow Cytometry and Histology methodologies and sample preparation, all housed in a single department providing a range of imaging analysis options and the expertise to compliment them. Users of the IRF have the ability to image histology samples, cells and molecules of all varieties, and model organisms such as zebrafish using any of the light microscope, slide scanning, or Flow cytometry systems we maintain, supported by experienced staff at all stages of analysis.
Access all documentation and account creation links for using the facility
We support research with resources for Light Microscopy, Flow Cytometry, and Histology.
Learn about the research technologies available in the IRF.
Useful resources for users of the facility; for learning and experiment planning.
To find out how the Imaging Resource Facility can contribute to your teaching endeavour, please contact irf@sgul.ac.uk
To inquire about public engagement initiatives with the Imaging Resource Facility, please contact irf@sgul.ac.uk
For help in costing your planned work in the Imaging Resource Facility for grant applications, please contact irf@sgul.ac.uk
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