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About LMCF The Light Microscopy Core Facility (LMCF) offers confocal and conventional fluorescence microscopes and image analysis resources. The facility is based in the LSRC and FFSC and is open to all members of Duke University and the Medical Center Campuses. You will find details about the equipment, capabilities and services offered by the facility on the other pages of this website. Please contact the facility if you have any questions. The facility recovers some of the direct costs through user fees. The fees for using the microscopes are heavily subsidized by generous funding from the following sources: Use The facility is heavily used by many labs from across Duke. In the first year of operation, LMCF was used 4938 times by a total of 329 users from 121 labs and 24 departments. History LMCF was
initially formed from several departmental microscope resources
in the LSRC. The Department of Biology and the Department of
Pharmacology & Cancer
Biology teamed up, along with the Comprehensive Cancer Center's
Confocal Microscopy Shared Resource, to hire a Director
to establish and
run a cooperative microscope facility for the two departments. Governance The facility is overseen by a Faculty Advisory Committee, which in turn is overseen by designates of the Provost and the Dean of the Medical School. Oversight Comittee Sally
Kornbluth (Vice Dean for the Basic Sciences) LMCF in the news Inside Duke Article from July 2007 | DukeMed Magazine article from Winter 2008 | Duke Research image About microscopy.duke.edu The LMCF website aims to be a clear and concise source of relevant information. If you spot any mistakes or have any suggestions please let us know . |