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We present a 900 sec, wide-field U image of the inner region of the Andromedagalaxy obtained during the commissioning of the blue channel of the LargeBinocular Camera mounted on the prime focus of the Large Binocular Telescope.Relative photometry and absolute astrometry of individual sources in the imagewas obtained along with morphological parameters aimed at discriminatingbetween stars and extended sources, e.g. globular clusters. The image unveilsthe near-ultraviolet view of the inner ring of star formation recentlydiscovered in the infrared by the Spitzer Space Telescope and shows in greatdetail the fine structure of the dust lanes associated with the galaxy innerspiral arms. The capabilities of the blue channel of the Large Binocular Cameraat the Large Binocular Telescope (LBC-Blue) are probed by direct comparisonwith ultraviolet GALEX observations of the same region in M31. We discovered 6new candidate stellar clusters in this high-background region of M31. We alsorecovered 62 bona-fide globulars and 62 previously known candidates from theRevised Bologna Catalogue of the M31 globular clusters, and firmly establishedthe extended nature of 19 of them.

A near-ultraviolet view of the Inner Region of M31 with the Large Binocular Telescope