Leica STELLARIS Tau-STED FALCON FLIM/ FCCS/ FLCS

 

Advantages of this microscope:

  • Tau-STED 2D/3D + 3 Depletion Lasers - 592, 660, 775nm
  • STED White Objectives - 100x 1.40NA Oil + 86x 1.20NA Water (Motorised Correction)
  • FALCON FLIM + FCCS + FLCS
  • Phasor Analysis
  • Confocal Super Resolution LASX Lightning Expert
  • DMi8 CS Inverted Motorised Microscope
  • Incubation Chamber - Cage Type
  • Stage Top Incubator (Z-Galvanometer), CO2 Mixer and Humidity
  • BF Detector for DMi 8
  • LED Epiflfluorescence
  • XY Scanning Stage + Z Galvanometer Stage - LASX Navigator Software
  • White Laser 440-790nm + Pulse Picker
  • 405nm Diode
  • 8 kHz Tandem Scanner + FOV Scanner - Software Switching
  • 4 Channel Spectral Dectection - 2 HyDS + HyDX + HyDR

Location

Hammersmith Campus, ICTEM (L-Block) room 304C
SN:8300000358


Quickstart guides

NB All users must have completed the on-line “Introduction to Laser Safety” from Imperial College safety department

Quickstart guide - Confocal HCF3 Leica Stellaris 8 Inverted (PDF)‌

Quickstart guide - STED HCF3 Leica Stellaris 8 Inverted (PDF)‌

Tiling and Multi-position Imaging (PDF)

STED

 Explains the theory and also how to perform the Tau-STED experiments within the software: 

 STED Sample Preparation (PDF)

FALCON

  Phasor-FLIM (highly recommend, a very good seminar from the original group (Enrico Gratton)  FRET trajectory is also explained.

.  In the tutorial, many aspects of the software are covered and a tutorial on how to calculate FRET using Phasors on Alexa488 Tubulin and Alexa 555 Tubulin example data and removing unwanted signals using the phasor approach

  SP8 FALCON: a novel concept in fluorescence lifetime imaging enabling video-rate confocal FLIM

Lightning White Paper (PDF)

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Tau Sense (PDF)

Leica Objectives‌‌‌‌


Offline software


General enquiries


FILM
Sir Alexander Fleming Building
South Kensington Campus
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Exhibition Road
London SW7 2AZ, UK

film-service@imperial.ac.uk