Instrument training
Training covers both theory and practice, on the analyzers and sorters alike. It starts with the core's general regulations, which you read and sign, and a short questionnaire about your experience with flow. Then you train on the instrument with the staff.
After training, you show that you can run, maintain and troubleshoot the instrument. From then on you can use it on your own, including outside operating hours and on weekends.
You provide
- Samples and panel detailsCells or particles, and markers or fluorochromes in panel
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You receive
- Theory and hands-on practice on the instrument
- Use on your own, after hours too, once you show proficiency
How it goes
You ask
Answer a few questions about your samples.
They scope it
The facility confirms it can be done and may ask for a detail or two.
You accept a quote
Price and timing, agreed before any work starts.
Results come back
Files arrive in your requests, with a note from the facility.
Where it's been used
Core staff co-authored guidance on training cytometry users and staff remotely, with remote access tools and recorded videos, during COVID-19.
Remote Training of SRL Users and Staff in a Global Pandemic
Daniels, Conway, Gardner, et al. · Cytometry Part A · 2020
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