The contract concerns the procurement of an advanced inverted two-photon microscope for in vivo multiscale imaging of biological tissues. The system will support research activities at the Department of Biomedicine, incl…
uding high-speed calcium imaging, fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM), tracking of cellular processes, and deep-tissue imaging in living animal models. The system must also integrate seamlessly with existing microscopy platforms within the department's core facility. Necessity of the Technical Requ
irements The department's existing two-photon microscope no longer meets current research requirements. The new system must provide high-speed simultaneous acquisition of at least two to three imaging channels, freely adjustable spectral de