Contact Information
Institute for Imaging & Analytical Technologies
P.O. Box 6020
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Giselle Thibaudeau, Director
Main Office Phone: (662) 325-3019
Campus Mailstop
East (Campus): 9775
West: 9630
Staff
Scheduling
News and Events
High-tech collaboration yields results for MSU faculty team
Southeastern Microscopy Society (SEMS) Meeting
Greenville, SC
May 22-24, 2013
Congratulations to Sourav Patnaik for winning the RUSKA award for his paper presentation during the meetings.
Microscopy and Microanalysis Meeting (M&M 2013)
Indianapolis, IN
August 4-8, 2013
Links
Microscopy:
Microscopy Society of America
Local MSA Affiliate Societies
Southeastern Microscopy Society
Materials Working Group
MRI Basics:
The Basics of MRI
MRI Safety:
MRIsafety.com
FDA MRI Safety
Mississippi State University's Office for Regulatory Compliance
Vendors:
GE Medical Systems (MRI)
Applied Science Laboratories (Eye-tracking System)
Avotec Stimulus Presentation and Response System
MEDRAD
JEOL
Bruker
Zeiss
Electron Microscopy Sciences
Databases
Social Sciences Citation Index
Funding Agencies
National Institutes of Health
National Science Foundation
Office of Naval Research
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State University
Office of Research and Economic Development
Office for Regulatory Compliance
Skill Acquisition Lab
Problem Solving & Learning Lab
Welcome
The Insitute for Imaging & Analytical Technologies (I²AT) is a university-wide research institute and core facility which meets MSU's missions in research, teaching and service by facilitating inter- and multi-disciplinary research, education and outreach in the life and materials sciences. I²AT houses major research instrumentation that is available to faculty, staff, students, and outside users. Instrumentation includes technologies for diverse microscopy (light, confocal, atomic force, and electron) and microanalysis (e.g. X-ray diffraction) applications, in addition to magnetic resonance imaging used in areas of veterinary medicine, cognitive science and medical systems. These technologies provide MSU, the State of Mississippi and the local community with state-of-the-art resources that facilitate scholarly research, spawn competitive funding, foster project completion, enable high-quality undergraduate and graduate education, enhance impact of outreach, and promote economic development. I²AT as a university-level research institute, is organized with university-wide responsibilities, and is administered out of MSU's Office of Research and Economic Development.
Facilities
I²AT is housed at two separate locations. The majority of I²AT's microscopy and microanalysis capabilities are housed at I²AT East, located on the MSU campus in the basement of Clay Lyle building. The radiological imaging technologies (MRI, CT, ultrasound, linear accelerator) are housed at I²AT West, located at the intersection of Highway 182 and Stark Road in Starkville.
To learn more about the facility, please view the links below: