Microscopes

Unsure which microscope is best? See our guide to choosing a microscope.
Or contact us at CAMDU at warwick dot ac dot uk.

Please make yourself aware of the booking rules if you plan to use the Nikon Widefields, UltraVIEW, BioAFM, Leica DMi8, FV3000, or multiphoton (MPE).
The list below is a combination of multi-user microscopes and lab owned microscopes in WMS.

Widefield fluorescence microscopes

Nikon Widefield 1 Multi-user	Nikon Widefield 2 Multi-user	Nikon Eclipse-Ti Koester lab	Nikon FN1 Sampath lab
MediaCybernetics EnVision Mishima lab	EVOS microscope Multi-user	Leica DMi8 Multi-user

Spinning disk confocals

PerkinElmer UltraVIEW Vox Multi-user	3i Marianas SDC McAinsh lab	Andor Revolution (SD) Balasubramanian lab	Andor Revolution XD (TuCam) Balasubramanian lab
Andor Revolution TuCam James lab / Multi-user	Nikon SoRa Royle lab	Evident W1 Saunders lab	3i Marianas with SoRa

TIRF systems

Olympus TIRF-2/FRAP Straube lab

Olympus TIRF-3 Straube lab

Nikon TIRF Royle lab

Point-scanning systems

Evident multiphoton (MPE) Multi-user

Evident FV3000 Multi-user

Evident FV4000

Specialist microscopes

Lattice LightSheet Multi-user	WOSM Cross lab	Optical trap Cross lab	Darkfield Cross lab
Quantitative Phase Imaging Multi-user	diSPIM LightSheet Multi-user	Evident LV200 Bioluminescence Multi-user	Photopatterning PRIMO module Multi-user
Elyra 7 SLS Microscopy Contact: Ian Hands-Portman i.j.portman@warwick.ac.uk	BioAFM Multi-user

Retired microscopes

The following are old microscopes we no longer have but the webpages are available here for reference and writing publications: DV1 widefield, DV2 widefield, Andor WF/TIRF (Balasubramanian)