Re: Confocal Microscope information

From: Kevin Sunley (umsunle0_at_REMOVEcc.umanitoba.ca)
Date: 07/25/04

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    Hi Jerry,

    A group specifically focusing on confocal microscopy is around and quite
    active. It's hosted by the University of Buffalo; information concering
    the list can be found here:
     

    http://www.microscopy-online.com/confocal.shtml

    Hope that helps,

    Kevin 

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"GChafee" <gchaffee@twxcny.rr.com> wrote in
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> Hello all,
> 
> Is this a live newsgroup and is there still a listserv around that
> supports confocal microscopy? I know with all of the spammers out
> there it has ruined the newsgroups for many people, but somewhere
> there has to be a real way to communicate.
> 
> The other portion of my message (and I hope that it is allowed and not
> off topic) is that I have all of the parts (Coherent 622 Argon-ion
> laser, Oly IMT-2 Inverted flourescent microscope, optics,
> acoustic-optic modulators, PMTs, etc.) for a Meridian Ultima confocal
> microscope that has less than 400 hrs. total hours. Actually, I have
> the entire micoscope, but I know that not many people are still using
> Meridian's equipment due to lack of support. Everything is in great
> shape, and I am looking to sell off all of the items. I don't know if
> this is the right forum, but maybe someone can point me in the right
> direction. I understand that the Coherent laser fits many Bio-Rad 
> confocal microscopes as well as the Meridian Ultima. 
> 
> Any help would be appreciated
> 
> Jerry Chafee
> 
> Please remove the "x" from my email address given (to stop spammers)
> 
>
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