| Managed by |
Dunn School of Pathology |
| Location |
PATHOLOGY, Oxford Science Area |
| Facility |
Dunn School Bioimaging Facility - Electron Microscopy |
| Availability |
Generally available; online booking calendar operates |
| Shareability |
Yes |
| More information |
The Zeiss Sigma 300 FEG-SEM is used for imaging a huge range of materials and biological samples. It is capable of high resolution imaging at low accelerating voltages (eg: 2kV) and is therefore particularly well suited to imaging beam reactive samples such as cells/tissues and biomaterials. The Sigma 300 is equipped with Everhart-Thornley and InLens secondary electron detectors, a backscatter electron detector and a STEM detector. It is also equipped with an Oxford Instruments Ultim Xtreme x-ray detector for Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy, enabling elemental mapping and quantification at the SEM level. We also have a Quorum 150R ES coater for gold sputter coating and carbon evaporative coating of non-conductive samples. |
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