UCI Institute for Immunology Flow Cytometry Facility

The annual SoCal Flow meeting is back this year in person! The tenth annual summit will be held at the Beckman Center, UC Irvine, April 25-26th. For more information and to register and submit abstracts, please visit the website https://socalflow.org/

The IFI Flow Cytometry Facility at University of California Irvine is excited to start using an online system to streamline the process of ordering and billing for core service requests. All facility users are invited to use the system, which

Did you know we have a site license for FlowJo? It uses an online login through the portal website to authorize FlowJo on your computer. Thus you can use FlowJo anywhere without the need of a dongle, and can always

We have always tried to maintain our pricing and have not had a rate increase for 5 years. However, due to increasing costs and losses from the Covid-19 shutdown, our rates have been increased. Starting October 2020, all rates will

The Quanteon cytometer has been named Norbert. Our new baby cytometer has recently hatched from its crate and is installed and available for reservations. For more information, please refer to the High-throughput analyzers page. Contact Dr. Atwood for training and

The NovoCyte Quanteon has arrived in the Flow Core! This instrument is a 4 laser system (4o5 nm, 488 nm, 561 nm, 640 nm) with up to 25 detectors plus scatter parameters allowing for the development of large flow cytometry

The ImageStream system has moved to a new home. Previously housed in 3317 Hewitt, Fluffy has been moved to an alcove on the 3rd floor, 3101B (also known as the third floor corridor on the right hand side…). The move

The IFI Flow Core has reopened for Phase 2 research on June 8th. As we move into Phase 2, I will do my best to have the facility accessible for your experiments. To continue using the IFI Flow Core shared

We are still adhering to the executive order guidelines for working during the Covid-19 pandemic.  Meetings have been ongoing with UCI leaders and the Vice Chancellor for reopening research, but no specific dates have been set. Recently, Governor Newsom has

The IFI Flow Core shared equipment is open for your critical/essential experiments. To conduct critical research during EO effective period, Principal Investigators (PIs) and Lead Researchers (LRs) must obtain approval for critical/essential research from their cognizant Dean or Faculty Chair prior to