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University of Oklahoma Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory Norman, OK 73019-6131 Laboratory, Office & Appointments: 1-405-325-4391 |
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University of Oklahoma Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory Norman, OK 73019-6131 Laboratory, Office & Appointments: 1-405-325-4391 |
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The Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory, the core imaging facility of the University of Oklahoma houses the most sophisticated collection of electron microscopes in the State, with a combined capitalized value of nearly $4.5 million. Use of the facility is primarily for university instruction and research at all levels of sophistication, but clients from other universities, foundations and industry are welcome to use this equipment, as well, and such work may be done on an invoice or contract basis. The facility is run as a principally a user facility, encouraging clients to participate in preparing and observing their materials. Use of the major instruments requires monetary recharge that partially reimburses our maintenance and operations costs. Usage may be arranged with the staff or Director. SRNEML Personnel and Contact Info: Preston Larson, Ph.D., Research Scientist, plarson@ou.edu, Nanotechnology, SEM
Gregory W. Strout, M.S., Electron Microscopist, gstrout@ou.edu, TEM specialist
Scott D. Russell, Ph.D., Director, srussell@ou.edu, Biological applications
Archive for AME 4143/5143 studentsIntroduction to Electron Microscopy and Specimen Preparation - Dr. Russell
Practical Nanocomposite Ultrastructure and Characteristics - Dr. Larson
These PowerPoint talks are principally for use by AME 4143/5143 students. |
New High Resolution SEM Installation Thanks to an NSF-MRI Physical Sciences grant, OU is acquiring a new, high-resolution scanning electron microscope to be installed early in 2012 in GLCH rm 18. This will feature nanoscale resolution and will be equipped with energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy and a secondary ion beam. This microscope, with a new acquisition value of >$1M, this SEM will be able to image interrelationships of molecules and conduct nano-scale microchemistry. ....more
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Multi-Photon Confocal Microscope Bing Zhang, Randy Hewes, Ben Holt, JP Masly, David McCauley, and Mark Nanny received $719,921 from the National Science Foundation for acquisition of a multi-photon laser scanning confocal microscope to establish a fluorescence imaging core facility for the biological sciences. This will allow SRNML to acquire a state-of-the-art confocal scanning microscope that will allow non-destructive imaging of fluorescent molecular probes in living tissues, permitting 3- and 4-D sampling over long duration to capture developmental processes as they happen. Selection of the instrument is just beginning with acquistion and installation planned for mid-2012.
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George Lynn Cross Hall 770 Van Vleet Oval University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 73019-4110 Phone 1-405-325-4391 FAX 1-405-325-7619 Contact us electronically: e-response form |
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