The Campus Microscopy and Imaging Facility enables acquisition of incredible microscopic images required for publication in high-end journals and used in successful grant applications.
The CMIF has aggressively pursued this mission with a history of embracing new technologies that support faculty research needs in a wide range of fields.
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Dick Burry, PHD Dick Burry received a Ph.D. in 1976 from the Department of Anatomy, University of Colorado Medical School in developmental neuroscience. Several of his publications have introduced new methods of electron microscopic autoradiography and immunocytochemistry. You can read more about Dr. Burry's work at his Neuroscience faculty page. During his 20+ years as Director of the facility, he has been involved in adding new instruments to the CMIF. Today, the CMIF includes light, confocal and electron microscopes. |
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Richard Montione, BS |
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Brian Kemmenoe, Bsc Brian Kemmenoe has been with the CMIF since 1997. He has a Bsc in Applied Biology and is experienced in both electron and light microscopy. He has expertise in fluorescence microscopy using both wide-field and confocal microscopes. Brian has a strong research background in the preparation of biological specimens for SEM and TEM. Brian is currently being trained in the use of our new digital high-resolution SEM, the FEI NOVA nanoSEM 400. |
