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CYTO 2012 Workshop 5: How do we Evaluate and Measure System Performance in Flow Cytometers?

Started by Andy Riddell in Core Managment. Last reply by Andy Riddell Jul 5, 2012. 1 Reply

Dear everyone!At CYTO 2012 we; Rui Gardner and Telma Lopes (IGC, Portugal), Lola Martinez (CNIO, Spain), Alexis Perez Gonzalez and myself (EMBL-Heidelberg Germany), tapped into the attendees…Continue

Tags: quality, QC, control, ISAC, CYTO

LAB ENGINEER: Flow Cytometry Analysis Sorting Facility in DanStem Copenhagen

Started by Andy Riddell in Jobs Jun 21, 2011. 0 Replies

The Danish Stem Cell Center (DanStem) is a new research center being established at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen and supported by major donations from the Novo Nordisk…Continue

Tags: Europe, flow, cytometry, Copenhagen, jobs

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Miguel Garcia posted a discussion

Flow Cytometry Specialist Position, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

Dear All,In order to respond to a growing activity, The Flow Cytometry Core Facility at School of Life Sciences at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), would like to increase his team and is currently looking for a Flow Cytometry Operator (full-time position).Please see the detailed description at :http://emploi.epfl.ch/page-115618-en.html (English)…See More
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Miguel Garcia replied to Miguel Garcia's discussion Cytometrist position @ EPFL - Lausanne - Switzerland
"Position filled"
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Andy Riddell replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
"Good luck with the assay! Best, Andy."
Nov 11
Gustavo replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
"Hi Andy,thank you for the post and the slide! It is clear how Hoechst increases FSC signal!I will do dilutions to check that what we are detecting are not clumps of bacteria. Good point!Regarding modification of Canto or Calibur, I have heard about…"
Nov 11
Andy Riddell replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
"FlowCel do the small particle upgrade here: http://www.flowcel.com/Products/upgrades.html"
Nov 10
Andy Riddell replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
"Hi Gustavo, Scatter is highly effected by the refractive index, indeed the idea that FSC is a size parameter isn't correct unless were dealing with Time of Flight with it's associated optics and electronics. FSC only approximates the…"
Nov 10
Gustavo replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
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Nov 10
Gustavo replied to Gustavo's discussion samples with high salt content in the group Standardization of the flow cytometry protocols used to analyse aquatic microbes by flow cytometry
"Hi Andy, Nice paper, thanks! the cell size is around 2-3um so I guess there will be not a big effect in scatter due to refraction index missmatch. Anyway, I will look side scatter vs yellow fl, and not forward sc so I guess side sc will not be…"
Nov 10

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Using Raspberry Pi computer to display instrument scheduling calendar inside Core Facilities

Posted by Andy Riddell on October 29, 2014 at 2:00pm 0 Comments

This was one of my contributions to Cyto 2014 core management. It uses a Raspberry Pi computer to display the booking calendar of my facility. It's in a how to format that you can…

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