Dear Colleagues,
This is an update to the operations and administration of the UW Keck Imaging Center located in K507. Brian Beliveau, PhD, Associate Professor in Genome Sciences, will manage the Center on an interim basis with the goal of returning the Center to normal operations, including training and user support for their research projects, as soon as possible. Please direct all questions regarding the Center to uwkeckcenter@uw.edu.
Keck Center Steering Committee
May the FluOResCencE be with you!
The W. M. Keck Microscopy Center provides light microscopy and image analysis services to the University of Washington (UW) research community. External, non-UW users may also use the Keck Center.
The Keck Center operates as a UW recharge center, and is supported by the departments of Physiology and Biophysics (PBio), Pharmacology, Genome Sciences, and Laboratory Medicine & Pathology (DLMP).
The Keck Center was established in 1990 as the W. M. Keck Center for Advanced Studies in Neural Signaling through a grant from the W .M. Keck Foundation so that researchers in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics (PBio) and the Department of Pharmacology could explore how nerve cells acquire, store and transmit information.