We organize and conduct microscopy courses and workshops covering fundamental principles and advanced techniques in imaging. These educational offerings enhance researchers' theoretical knowledge and practical skills in microscopy.

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
The Molecular Imaging Platform is one of the Centre for Translational Biology (CTB) Technology Platforms at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC). The state-of-the-art light microscopy facility specializes in cell, tissue and intravital imaging. The platform houses multiple diversified and sophisticated systems, including epifluorescent microscopes for basic applications and live cell imaging (Ca2+ and ratiometric imaging); confocal microscopes for 2D and 3D imaging; fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS); super-resolution imaging (SIM, PALM and dSTORM); and live cell imaging with photo manipulation. The platform has the first multi-photon microscope with dual IR-OPO lasers for intravital imaging in Canada. Other instruments include high-content screening/imaging (HCS/HCI) microscopes for medium-size screening and imaging as well as plate readers for multimodality applications (label-free, absorbance, bioluminescence and fluorescence).
We organize and conduct microscopy courses and workshops covering fundamental principles and advanced techniques in imaging. These educational offerings enhance researchers' theoretical knowledge and practical skills in microscopy.

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
The Molecular Imaging Platform is one of the Centre for Translational Biology (CTB) Technology Platforms at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC). The state-of-the-art light microscopy facility specializes in cell, tissue and intravital imaging. The platform houses multiple diversified and sophisticated systems, including epifluorescent microscopes for basic applications and live cell imaging (Ca2+ and ratiometric imaging); confocal microscopes for 2D and 3D imaging; fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS); super-resolution imaging (SIM, PALM and dSTORM); and live cell imaging with photo manipulation. The platform has the first multi-photon microscope with dual IR-OPO lasers for intravital imaging in Canada. Other instruments include high-content screening/imaging (HCS/HCI) microscopes for medium-size screening and imaging as well as plate readers for multimodality applications (label-free, absorbance, bioluminescence and fluorescence).
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