Picture Tour

The Laboratory for Fluorescence Dynamics (LFD) occupies a ~8000 sq. ft. facility at the Biomedical Engineering Department in the interdisciplinary Natural Sciences 2 building of the University of California, Irvine. It maintains a state-of-the-art laboratory for fluorescence measurements with resources for spectroscopy, microscopy, biochemistry, cell culture, and data analysis.

Welcome

The Natural Sciences 2 building. The LFD is located in the 3rd floor:

Laboratory members, May 2007:

LFD offices:

The LFD is a biomedical technology research center sponsored by the NIH:

The Biomedical Engineering Department laboratory tract:

Computer Laboratory

Data analysis workstations, file servers, and printers:

Imaging and backup workstation:

Biochemistry Laboratory

Laboratory benches:

Chemical fume hoods:

pH Meters and scales:

Ultracentrifuge and -80°C freezer:

Cell and tissue culture laboratory:

Spectroscopy Instrumentation

Perkin Elmer UV-Vis absorption spectrometer:

Horiba Jobin-Yvon FluoroMax-4 fluorimeter:

ISS PC1 fluorimeter:

A custom multifrequency cross-correlation phase and modulation fluorometer:

A custom time-domain fluorometer with Fianium Supercontinuum laser and Becker & Hickl TCSPC card:

Microscopy Instrumentation

Microscope 1 – Fluorescence correlation and generalized polarization imaging:

Microscope 3 – Fluorescence lifetime imaging in the frequency and time domain:

Microscope 4 with ISS Alba box– Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and lifetime imaging:

Microscope 5 – Particle tracking in three dimensions:

Olympus TIRF microscope with Photometrics Cascade cameras:

Zeiss LSM 510 META ConfoCor 3 microscope:

Olympus FV1000 confocal laser scanning microscope:

Other Facilities

Electronics laboratory: