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The Instrumentation Center Move

Hi All,

With the Renovations of Parsons Hall, comes the moving of equipment as well as labs and offices.

As time permits I (John Wilderman Manager) will be updating this page to chronical our move in the Instrumentation Center.

Monday November 14ht, 2011

Bill and I moving the Imager This is Bill Armstrong and I after getting the 400 MRI/Solids in place.

The University Instrumentation Center is a core University wide facility dedicated to the advancement of the research and academic missions of UNH and is open and available to all Faculty, Staff, and Students.

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Main Office:
W123 Parsons Hall, UNH
Durham, NH 03824
Phone: 603-862-2790

Parking for UIC Visitors

Permits are required to park at the University and spots are especially hard to find between 9am and 3pm.

The UIC marked parking space in the Kingsbury Courtyard or Nesmith Hall parking lots may be used without a permit if advanced arrangements have been made with the UIC office.

Permits for the Visitor Lot off of Mast Road are available in the Visitor Information Center. Once parked in the lot adjacent to the center, you can take a shuttle bus to Parsons Hall where the UIC office is in room 220.

UIC Brochures

Flow Cytometry at the UIC

What is flow cytometry?

Flow cytometry is a method for the measurement of relative size, granularity, and fluorescence of single cells in a population of cells suspended in a liquid medium. Samples are stained with specific fluorescently-labeled reagents (e.g., antibodies). The labeled cells are illuminated by a 488 or 635 nm laser, and the fluorochrome emission (fluorescent intensity) and light scatter (cell size and complexity) are recorded.

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Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

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