A false-coloured scanning electron microscope image of cultured lung cancer cells from Lucy Collinson's Electron Microscopy Science Technology Platform. Toggle to view hero caption Imaging Breadcrumb Home Research Topics Imaging Introduction textImaging is a powerful way of revealing what is at work in biological processes and pathways. A broad range of techniques can be used to image molecules, cells and tissues at different scales and resolutions. Research groups Denis Burdakov System Neuroscience and Energy Control Laboratory Jeremy Carlton Organelle Dynamics Laboratory Alessandro Costa Macromolecular Machines Laboratory Nathan Goehring Polarity and Patterning Networks Laboratory Tim Mohun Heart Development Laboratory Justin Molloy Single Molecule Enzymology Laboratory Lucia Prieto-Godino Neural Circuits and Evolution Laboratory Ede Rancz Cortical Circuits Laboratory Peter Rosenthal Structural Biology of Cells and Viruses Erik Sahai Tumour Cell Biology Laboratory Iris Salecker Visual Circuit Assembly Laboratory Thomas Surrey Microtubule Cytoskeleton Architecture and Dynamics Laboratory Pavel Tolar Immune Receptor Activation Laboratory Sharon Tooze Molecular Cell Biology of Autophagy Laboratory Jean-Paul Vincent Epithelial Cell Interactions Laboratory Michael Way Cellular Signalling and Cytoskeletal Function Laboratory Hasan Yardimci Single Molecule Imaging of Genome Duplication and Maintenance Laboratory Science Technology Platforms Advanced Light Microscopy Biological Research Facility Biological Research Facility In Vivo Imaging Electron Microscopy Related content Putting our Science Technology Platforms under the microscope Type: Feature 11 August 2017 A microscope within a microscope Type: News 14 August 2017 Chemo-boosting drug discovered for leukemia Type: News 31 August 2017 New method to map miniature brain circuits Type: News 12 January 2018 Share the page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
