Month: March 2022
Chatbot updates and improvements
Did you know that the chatbot is a dynamic learner? When it can’t answer your question, we get a report and then teach it, so it can answer that question in the future! Cool, huh? So, the more you ask it, the smarter it gets! So much for job security…
A1R-TIRF users
We updated the software on the scope. Please follow instructions Jim posted on the A1R-TIRF channel on Microsoft Teams.
Fun with microscopy…
In case you are also addicted to Wordle, I figured I’d give you an alternative to the regular Wordle game. A microscopy-themed one that I will post here and there: mywordle.strivemath.com/?word=bctxd
A1 confocal schedule got you down?
Did you know that the UMass LMF actually has 5 (yes, FIVE) scanning confocals? All 5 can do the standard gamut of blue, green, red, and far-red. So, if you are interested in moving to a less cluttered microscope schedule, contact LMF staff and we can discuss.
