ALERT Microcharacterization techniques of materials science and engineering: SPM (scanning probe microscopy), SEM (scanning electron microscopy), FIB (focused ion beam) techniques, SIMS (secondary ion mass spectrometry), EPMA (electron probe microanalysis), XPS (X-ray photoelectron spectrometry), and AES (Auger electron spectrometry), ESCA (electron spectrometry for chemical analysis). The course includes theory, application examples, and laboratory demonstrations. More infomation can be found here: https://case.edu/summer/courses/emse-515-analytical-methods-materials-science
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The deadline to register is Monday, May 11th
(hide this warning on this page)The Light Microscopy Imaging Core in the School of Medicine provides access, training, and support for an extensive list of imaging equipment for widefield, confocal, super resolution microscopy (STED); stereology; whole-slide scanning. cleared tissue lightsheet, lattice lightsheet, and spatial biology (spatiomics) including CosMx and Xenium. Our systems allow for a variety of applications including confocal, FRAP, FRET, cellular dynamics in live cell culture 4D imaging, digital pathology (NanoZoomer), and large-size cleared tissue/organs imaging. particularly, visualizing DNA, RNA, Proteins at subcellular levels. The core operates on a cost-for-service basis.
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Staffed hours: Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM Equipment available to trained users 24/7 |
2109 Adelbert Road Cleveland, OH 44106 |
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| Michael Jenkins, PhD |
Core Director
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216-368-1488
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michael.jenkins@case.edu
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| Andy Liu, PhD |
Core Manager
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216-368-2575
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he.liu4@case.edu
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| Light Microscopy Imaging Core |
Core Admin
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somlmic@case.edu
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Robbins Building, E632, CWRU