by Claire Terhune | Dec 6, 2023 | News and Events
Computed tomography (CT) is like a magic lens, bringing the unseen into focus, and MICRO is proud to be part of the NSF-funded CT group NoCTURN, the Non-Clinical Tomography Users Research Network. Recently, MICRO has contributed to a NoCTURN initiative to highlight...
by Claire Terhune | Jun 5, 2020 | News and Events, Uncategorized
In this blog post, MICRO co-PI Dr. Paul Gignac shares some tips and tricks for diceCT staining natural history specimens, which allows for the visualization of soft-tissue structure in CT scans. What is diceCT? Pronounced daɪsˌsiˌti, the acronym stands for...
by Manon Wilson | Oct 28, 2019 | News and Events
This week we will be posting various scans from our Creepy Carnivores catalog to celebrate Halloween and the spooky season. This is a scan of a small Indian civet (Viverricula indica), from the American Museum of Natural History. If you can say Viverricula indica...
by Manon Wilson | Oct 24, 2019 | News and Events, Researchers
One of our researchers, Caitlin Yoakum! Should be a very informative and interesting talk....
by Manon Wilson | Oct 3, 2019 | News and Events
Is there a coincidence that weevil has evil in it? MICRO Team member Lyndon Colvin was working in the lab thinking about lunch when an unwelcome visitor found his own lunch; Lyndon’s leg. After being mistaken for a pecan and having his leg drilled into by the visiting...
by Manon Wilson | Sep 16, 2019 | News and Events
Dr. Paul Gignac, an Associate Professor at the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology at Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences in Tulsa, Oklahoma, created a list of instructions for working with image stacks in FIJI (FIJI Is Just ImageJ) with editing...
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