Further, the Faculty of Dentistry, in 2019, had initiated a new and innovative research imaging facility, dedicated to the Research community of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
The facility is known as CAMiLoD, which stands for The Collaborative Advanced Microscopy Laboratories of Dentistry.
The facility was established by Faculty of Dentistry's distinguished professor, Dr. Boris Hinz who envisions this facility as a means of empowering and facilitating researchers of all stripes, by rendering Advanced Microscopy and dedicated image analysis services for studying cells, tissues, and all sorts of specimens
The facility has access to the most innovative microscopy which are accompanied by latest cutting edge technologies and specialized softwares intended to amplify the scope of research and quantitative analysis for investigators.

Dr Hinz, the Director of CAMiLoD, articulates that the facility's integrated cell culture approach and diversified microscopy that produce 3D and 4D, high resolution images can be extremely beneficial for every researcher.
CAMiloD provides its users with Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), light and hard electron microscopy, Confocal, Sliding Electron Microscopy, Epifluorescence microscopes, Wide Field Microscopy and several other options.

Whether a researcher is endeavouring to view and analyze cells from various angles, view live cells, or study small particles which requires innovative microscopy, CAMiLoD is assisting researchers and students with such scientific tasks
CAMiLoD is a research hub for all researchers in the life-sciences and Biomedical field, whether a student or researcher has microscopy and imaging data analysis needs, or a Biotech and Pharmaceutical company is in need of a research facility, CAMiLoD has its door open.
By being UofT's core state-of-the-art imaging facility, CAMiloD seeks to empower the research community by collaborating with industry partners, that are seeking to enhance and further their scientific research.

In addition, also being Toronto's core and most innovative microscopy laboratory, CAMiLoD offers a variety of meaningful and experiential events for its users.
Which include but are not limited to:
Microscopy Training Workshops
Online Workshops
Courses
Seminars
Customized Image Analysis
One-on-one Training
Networking Events and Hackathons
Further, the Faculty of Dentistry, in 2019, had initiated a new and innovative research imaging facility, dedicated to the Research community of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The facility is known as CAMiLoD, which stands for The Collaborative Advanced Microscopy Laboratories of Dentistry. The facility was established by Faculty of Dentistry's distinguished professor, Dr. Boris Hinz who envisions this facility as a means of empowering and facilitating researchers of all stripes, by rendering Advanced Microscopy and dedicated image analysis services for studying cells, tissues, and all sorts of specimens
The facility has access to the most innovative microscopy which are accompanied by latest cutting edge technologies and specialized softwares intended to amplify the scope of research and quantitative analysis for investigators.
Dr Hinz, the Director of CAMiLoD, articulates that the facility's integrated cell culture approach and diversified microscopy that produce 3D and 4D, high resolution images can be extremely beneficial for every researcher. CAMiloD provides its users with Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), light and hard electron microscopy, Confocal, Sliding Electron Microscopy, Epifluorescence microscopes, Wide Field Microscopy and several other options. 
Whether a researcher is endeavouring to view and analyze cells from various angles, view live cells, or study small particles which requires innovative microscopy, CAMiLoD is assisting researchers and students with such scientific tasks
CAMiLoD is a research hub for all researchers in the life-sciences and Biomedical field, whether a student or researcher has microscopy and imaging data analysis needs, or a Biotech and Pharmaceutical company is in need of a research facility, CAMiLoD has its door open. By being UofT's core state-of-the-art imaging facility, CAMiloD seeks to empower the research community by collaborating with industry partners, that are seeking to enhance and further their scientific research.
In addition, also being Toronto's core and most innovative microscopy laboratory, CAMiLoD offers a variety of meaningful and experiential events for its users. Which include but are not limited to:
Microscopy Training Workshops
Online Workshops
Courses
Seminars
Customized Image Analysis
One-on-one Training
Networking Events and Hackathons
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