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Keeping the microscopes clean
Keep the microscopes clean (PDF)
Dirt and excess oil on microscope optics causes optical aberrations that seriously reduce the quality of images. Oil transferred to the microscope focus knob, computer keyboards and mice and other surfaces is unpleasant, can be a hazard and can cause imaging problems (e.g. dried up oil can stop specimens from fitting into stage adapters correctly). It is therefore very important that the microscopes are kept clean for their correct operation and to achieve the highest quality imaging.
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If a user does not comply with the safety rules (e.g. eats or drinks in the microscope rooms) or with the booking rules (e.g. does not turn up for a microscope session without giving notice); or if a user has left a microscope in an unclean state the following penalties will be leviedapplied:
- First offence - An initial warning
- Second offence - Access Initially a warning
- Followed by access removed from the microscope for ONE WEEK
- Further offences – Access In further cases access removed for TWO or MORE WEEKS
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- Training - https://wiki.ucl.ac.uk/display/LMCBLMic/LMCB+Light+Microscope+Training
- Booking - https://wiki.ucl.ac.uk/display/LMCBLMic/LMCB+Light+Microscope+Booking
- Data - https://wiki.ucl.ac.uk/display/LMCBLMic/LMCB+Light+Microscope+Data+Policy
- LMCB Health & Safety - https://wiki.ucl.ac.uk/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=40735703
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Staff Member | Position | Room | Extension | ||||
Andrew Vaughan | Manager | 1.13 | 37904 | ||||
John Gallagher | Light Microscopy Officer | G.13 | 32295 | Kathrin Scherer | Light Microscopy Officer | 2.10 |
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Paul Topham | Departmental Safety Officer | 1.23 | 37253 |