Wake Forest Microscopy Core Covid-19 Operational Guidelines Adoption of these new practices and guidelines are intended to limit physical interactions and promote a safe work environment for all microscopy facility users. Updated Regulations and Distancing Rules: 24 hour advanced electronic equipment signup/scheduled strongly encouraged (no drop-in usage) Imaging sessions should include 30 minute gaps to…
This spring, we opened the doors to the new microscopy teaching lab! The microscopy teaching center (MTC) has been a long term goal of the core with Dr. Glen Marrs beginning the process approximately five years ago. Typically, teaching labs are set up with old clunky microscopes, which are challenging to use and only…
We have recently created some “cheat sheets” to help our users on the confocal microscope. They, along with other techniques can be found in Acquisition & Analysis. Airyscan Handbook & Airyscan Processing
Since I joined in May we have put a lot of work into updating the website. There are two new areas on the website that I invite you to check out. We are not the only microscope core on campus. Under instruments we have Microscopes Across Campus. This gives you links to cores/departments across Wake that…
In January, we added the LSM 880 confocal microscope to our facility. Everyone has loved the extra sensitivity and the crisp images that they have been getting from the new system. There is a feature that many don’t know about, though. The Airyscan detector! A new detector, how could that be exciting? The Airyscan is…
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