| Notices |
| The Michael Hooker Microscopy Facility
shut down on
July 31 under instructions from
iBGS and the
Office of Research.
I believe current users will be able to carry on imaging at the
current location. It is suggested that you
use your
existing MHmicroscopy credentials for logging onto workstations and booking. SOM Access cards
already authorized for MHMF rooms will continue to
provide entry into the facility. Questions and problems should be addressed
to Cell Biology & Physiology. |
The Michael Hooker Microscopy Facility is a research
microscopy facility located in the Thurston Bowles building at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
The facility provides standard and advanced digital light microscopy
and image processing resources to users from the UNC Chapel Hill campus
on a fee for use basis. Instrumentation, software and instruction are
provided to enable users to acquire, process and analyze images from
samples they have prepared, or we can acquire data with you.
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Information for
new and current users - New users are not being accepted
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What's Down / Scheduled Maintenance - details |
- Aug 16, Saturday - Power outage is scheduled for 8 AM to 12
Noon. Webserver and the file and Volocity server should
continue to run during this period since emergency power is not
scheduled to be turned off. Workstations and microscopes will
not be usable when the power is out.
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Pictures |
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Drosophila Embryo - Maximum projection of
215 sections
acquired in using selective plane imaging microscopy
(SPIM). Sample provided by R. Duronio Laboratory. |
Mouse head CT scan - maximum projection render made with Volocity (Click
image for 50 um/voxel view). Note the occlusion artifacts due to
max. projection. |
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| Up coming courses/seminars concerning
microscopy and imaging |
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