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ALERT Stanford scientific core facility labs have resumed lab operations during Phase 2, subject to density and traffic restrictions. Please contact the facilities for more information. Online services, such as the Genetics Bioinformatics Service Center and new on-line data analysis options at SCi3, continue to be available. The staffs of all of the core facilities remain available (on-line, not in-person) for discussions including experiment planning, data analysis, and manuscript preparation.
Stanford Center for Innovation in In vivo Imaging at Porter (Sci3@Porter) is a Service Center Imaging facility that provide resources for the application and advancement of technologies for in-vivo biological assessment and imaging in animal models. Its mission is to develop an infrastructure, strategies, expertise and tools to perform mutlimodality in-vivo imaging in animal models and/or clinical translations.
As a Service Center, the imaging facility operate on a fee-for-service basis for users who are trained to use the instrument normally independently or with minimum supervision. Usage fees are calculated at per usage hour base and include reconstruction of data sets in standard format. The service center does not provide radioisotopes and contrast imaging agents and these costs are not included in the instrument usage fee but basic consumables are usually provided.
Investigators who are interested in joining the facility and get more information about how to obtain access to the facility, get hands on training or other services of the facility should contact Dr. Frezghi Habte.
All imaging work done at this facility if produces data resulting in a figure in a publication, all users are required to acknowledge the Service Center ("Stanford Preclinical Imaging Facility at Porter Drive") in the publication. Further, if staff members provided significant contributions on experimental design, data interpretation, or other intellectual contribution (as evaluated by the PI), then it is expected that these individuals will be co-authors on the publication.
Frezghi Habte
Director
Phone: 650-721-3129
Email: fhabte@stanford.edu
Berta Owns
Phone: 650-721-3299
Email: nowens@stanford.edu
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Hours Open 24-7 Staff Support 9am - 5pm |
3155 Porter Drive |
Access to the Imaging Facility is by Card Key - to grant access, the following safety training are generally required to be completed first.
Please also note that other training may be required to use specific instruments.
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| Frezghi Habte |
Director
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650-721-3129
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fhabte@stanford.edu
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Rm 1106
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| Instrument Training |
Training at SCI3@Porter is by request after completion of the required on-line basic safety training provided through Stanford axess portal. Training sessions could be done individually or in groups of no more than 5. On average, each training session will be about 90 minutes. Before requesting training, please check out the instrument-specific information. If you have any questions about which instrument best fits your needs, please contact SCI3@Porter Staff (fhabte@stanford.edu) prior to requesting training for consultation. Training requests can be sent, via email, to SCI3@Porter staff or by filling the following training request form. We will inform you of the next available training date and esure that you have any relevant information prior to training.
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