Yesterday I found a bug in the pore image processor. The “i” hotkey is supposed to save the current image, but it wasn’t working. I contacted Mike Bindschadler and he fixed it. The updated version can be found here. The only change is in the “pore_processing_gui_call” .m file. Happy processing!
Introduction: This post presents a comprehensive protocol detailing an in vitro seeding and culturing method tailored for diverse cellular monolayer and tissue interfaces. These interfaces necessitate varying culturing conditions and extended timeframes, facilitated through modular device utilization. The methodology focuses on endothelial cells interfacing a three-dimensional (3D) tissue construct, demarcated by a porous membrane within…
Hi all, just a quick posting to update you and deposit the current SOP and video instructions for PETLs. Nick has been working this summer on culturing cells on PETLs; its been slow, but we are finding that cells (HEKs) are happy growing on curated (cooked) EVA, not so much on the PET side. Right…
I attempted a diffusion study with w685 three days ago. If you were following the comments on the w685 page, you’ll know I had some difficulty pipetting the protein solution into the well. I haven’t had this problem recently, and when I used to encounter this problem I would etch the remaining backside oxide with…
Photo Courtesy J. Adam Fenster, U of R We’ve had several of each of the two prototype reverse Sepcon designs professionally 3D printed for us (top photo). I did a few quick tests to see how they worked in the lab. “Fixed” Version This is designed to snap onto the outer lip of a 2…
The International Conference for Porous Semiconductors Science and Technology, 2014, was last week in Benidorm, Spain. Jim was kind enough send me to represent NRG. Dave Fang gave a great talk at PSST based on pnc-Si data in 2010. Here is a pdf of all the abstracts: PSST 2014-Abstracts A quick summary would break the…
Prospective Graduate Students will be touring the lab this Friday from 12:30-1:00. Please be working in the lab and ready to engage!