High-resolution Fluorescence Microscopy * Super-resolution Imaging * Single Particle Imaging andTracking * Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging * Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy * Atomic Force Microscopy * Optical Tweezers
The SMART (Single Molecule Analysis in Real-Time) Center is an NSF-seeded microscopy core facility that provides university researchers with imaging and manipulation tools to detect, track, manipulate, and analyze biomolecules with unprecedented detail. We offer training and data acquisition support as well as experienced consultation on experimental design and analysis.
SMART Center (Single Molecule Analysis in Real-Time)
The goal of the SMART Center is to develop a university-wide initiative in the emerging area of single molecule technology. This includes single molecule spectroscopy (SMS) and imaging (SMI), laser tweezers (LT), and atomic force microscopy (AFM), and can bring basic scientists, engineers, and clinical researchers together to apply this technology to the most relevant questions in medicine and nanotechnology.
Open consultation hours are available every Monday & Thursday from 10 AM to 12 PM in room CHEM 3080. Please feel free to stop by! We are happy to give your group a short presentation and brainstorming session to discuss potential applications.
To schedule time on an instrument or submit a project request, visit our MiCORES Reservation System. If you do not have a MiCORES account, see instructions to register below.
Registering for MiCORES
Designating Shortcodes for MiCORES (For PIs)
SMART Center Contacts
Damon Hoff | SMART Center Manager | CHEM 3080 | (734) 763-5449 | hoffj@umich.edu |
Nils Walter | SMART Center Director | CHEM 2405 | (734) 615-2060 | nwalter@umich.edu |