Columbia University in the City of New York

Cellular Imaging

Developing new imaging technologies to illuminate the secret lives of cells

Neurons in mouse brain (Credit: Darcy Peterka/Columbia's Zuckerman Institute)

Understanding how the brain functions requires deep expertise in revealing and interpreting the activities of living cells.

Guided by this philosophy, the Cellular Imaging team serves as a central repository of imaging and image analysis expertise for Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute and the university at large. We work hand-in-hand with scientists to design and carry out experiments that lead to major discoveries. Our facility provides access to state-of-the-art imaging instruments and trains researchers to use them effectively. We also contribute to the development and refinement of imaging approaches that can support research at Columbia and beyond.

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Contact

  • Darcy S. Peterka, PhD
  • Senior Scientist; Principal Investigator; Director of Team Science; Scientific Director of Cellular Imaging
  • [email protected]
  • 212-853-1124