Workshop: Introduction to Image Analysis With Fiji
Jan. 13-14, 2026 | 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Room 171, Bond Life Sciences Center
Make the most of your microscopy images in this two-day, hands-on workshop for researchers working with fluorescence, confocal, widefield or brightfield microscopy. Participants in this beginner-friendly course will gain practical experience in image processing, segmentation and quantitative analysis using Fiji/ImageJ.
Workshop details and registration
Mission statement
The Advanced Light Microscopy Core (ALMC) is the University of Missouri’s hub for cutting-edge light microscopy, empowering discovery across disciplines. From widefield and confocal to super-resolution and spatial transcriptomics, we provide state-of-the-art imaging technologies, sample preparation equipment, expert guidance, hands-on training and collaborative support. Our mission is to accelerate scientific innovation by making world-class imaging accessible to researchers at Mizzou, partner institutions and industry collaborators throughout the region.
Scheduling
The ALMC is staffed and open 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday year-round excluding university holidays and inclement weather days. Out-of-hours access is available for advanced instrument users.
We use Bookitlab software to manage scheduling and billing. To view calendar availability for our systems and book services, login on Bookitlab with your Mizzou credentials.
To make an appointment, schedule a consultation or arrange training, send your request via email ALMicroscopy@missouri.edu or phone 573-882-4895 during business hours.
About the image: Above is a thin slice of frozen brain tissue — about one-quarter the width of a human hair — from the hippocampus of a cloned pig. The tissue was stained with fluorescent markers to label distinct cell types: astrocytes (green), neurons (red), microglia (purple) and cell nuclei (blue). The confocal image was acquired using an Andor Dragonfly 602 spinning disk confocal microscope, and a 3D reconstruction was generated with Imaris image analysis software. Sample preparation, imaging and analysis were performed using ALMC equipment by Katherine Rodriguez-Lukey, ALMC research specialist. Sample generated as part of the research program of Kiho Lee, associate professor in the Division of Animal Sciences, College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.