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ALMF News – Advanced Light Microscopy Facility

Advanced Light Microscopy Facility

This facility offers a collection of state-of-the-art light microscopy equipment and image processing tools.

The facility was set up as a cooperation between EMBL and industry to improve communication between users and producers of high-end microscopy technology. The ALMF supports in-house scientists and visitors in using light microscopy methods for their research. 

Category: ALMF News

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Upgraded Olympus ScanR IX83 Wide-Field Microscope

Dear wide-field microscopy users, We would like to inform you that we have upgraded an Olympus IX83 wide-field system. It is equipped with the ScanR software allowing you to perform high-throughput experiments or checking your sample before using one of our confocal systems. The microscope is…




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newly available confocal microscope Zeiss LSM980 AIRY Fast

The ALMF is happy to present a newly available confocal microscope Zeiss LSM980 AIRY Fast. In the confocal mode up to 6 fluorescence detection channels can be used in parallel. The AIRY detector enables to improve lateral and axial image resolution beyond regular confocal. AiryFast modality enables…



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Image Analysis Support

As a reminder we would like to inform ALMF users and all EMBL users who need support with image analysis to send their request to image-analysis-support@embl.de.


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Welcome Arif ul Maula Khan

We welcome our new colleague Arif ul Maula Khan, who joined the Center for Bioimage Analysis (CBA) recently. Arif completed his Ph.D. in Applied Computer Science from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in the field of image analysis for biological datasets. He worked as Postdoc in the Medical…


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Welcome Sebastian Gonzalez Tirado

We welcome our new colleague Sebastian Gonzalez Tirado, who joined the Center for Bioimage Analysis (CBA) recently. Sebastian graduated in Physics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and did a MSc in Nanobiophysics at the TU Dresden. He is currently working as a Bioimage Analyst…

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