Elizabeth Wright, Elina Kopylov, and Mike Schmidt for outreach at the Microscopy and Microanalysis 2022
Opening Doors to Cryo-EM, the 42nd Steenbock Symposium, photo taken by Robin O Davies
Vicky Pappas receives student poster award from Deb Kelly at Microscopy and Microanalysis 2022
Jae Yang and Veronika Vrbovska on the Aquilos II FIBSEM (MCCET)
Emmannuelle Genoyer at the Krios G4 (MCCET)
Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells in lamella prepared and imaged by Ashleigh Raczkowski (NCITU)
Thin lamella section imaged on Aquilos SEM. Image provided by Jae Yang (MCCET)
Cryo-FIB milled yeast. Image provided by Jae Yang (MCCET)
The National Network for Cryo-Electron Tomography is equipped with the state-of-the-art specimen preparation equipment, cryo-electron microscopes and skilled staff members necessary to provide world class electron tomography of biological specimens with sub-nm imaging resolution. The mission of this network is to deploy these capabilities in support of original research efforts and to train new users in cryo-electron tomography
If you have a research initiative that would be appropriate for cryo-electron tomography please submit your detailed proposal within the application portal. If you wish to discuss the general feasibility of your project proposal prior to submission, please send a request to cryoem@biochem.wisc.edu- Q4-2024 : 11/01/2024
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