The CMIC helps SFSU researchers use specialized imaging equipment and data-analysis tools. Students receive training in microscopy and flow cytometry and apply these methods to their research projects.
Image of chromosomes segregating during cell division by Judy Abuel (B.S., ’22; M.S., ’24).
Image of dividing cells in a C. elegan worm by grad student Allen Michael Ramsey.
Image of dividing neural stem cells by alum Gerson Ascencio (B.S., ’21; M.S. ’23).
Immunostaining of fruit fly (drosophila) larval brain by alum Stephanie Uzordinma Awuzie (M.S. ’25).
Training and student experience
Since 2003, more than 1,000 students have trained through the CMIC. Students have used their experience to share research at conferences, publish findings, and prepare for graduate study and science careers.
Interested in using the CMIC?
Contact Annette Chan, CMIC Director at chan@sfsu.edu.
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Since 2003, the Cell and Molecular Imaging Center (CMIC) has trained more than 1,000 SFSU students. Through hands-on trainin…