Neurosciences Imaging Center
The Neurosciences Imaging Center (NIC) has been in existence for over twelve years and is the oldest optical imaging facility on campus. Although the center is located within the Department of Neurosciences, it has always operated as a completely open core facility with a majority of its registered users coming from outside the department. The Neurosciences Imaging Center has recently moved to a newly renovated suite located on the 6th floor of the School of Medicine (E632). Our new home is bright, open and specifically designed to support a broad range of biological imaging needs. The Neurosciences Imaging Center houses the most sophisticated microscopes and imaging equipment available today, including the Zeiss LSM 510 META confocal microscope, the Leica TCS SP2 MP confocal microscope, and the Bio-Rad Radiance 2100 MP laser scanning system. Please visit the links below for a more detailed description of the systems within the center, or contact Maryanne Pendergast for a tour.
Organization
- Ben Strowbridge, Ph.D.
Director, Neuroscience Imaging Center
Associate Professor, Department of Neurosciences
216-368-6974
bxs48@case.edu
Web Page
- Maryanne Pendergast
Training and Facility Manager
216-368-2575 (office)
216-224-8649 (cell)
mxp19@case.edu
- Lynn Landmesser, Ph.D.
Garvin Professor and Chair, Department of Neurosciences
Member of The National Academy of Sciences
216-368-3996
ltl@case.edu
- Steering Committee
Ben Strowbridge, PhD., Department of Neurosciences
Stefan Herlitze, Ph.D., Department of Neurosciences
Cathy Carlin, Ph.D., Department of Physiology and Biophysics
Tom Egelhoff, Ph.D., Department of Physiology and Biophysics
Ruth Siegel, Ph.D., Department of Pharmacology
