Dry Runs

It is mandatory that all new users come to NSRL prior to any proposed experiments for a dry run.  Contact the NSRL Liaison Physicist to arrange for a dry run.  The dry run will include preparations for any sample holders that may need to be developed.  Training courses that cannot be taken on-line can be arranged while you are here for the dry run, and logistics associated with running experiments at NSRL can be determined.  Users report that practicing a dry run of their experiment greatly improves the chances that their experiment will be successful.

If experiments involve animals, Users should also contact the NSRL Medical Department Liaison, Peter Guida.

If cell exposures are planned, Users should contact the NSRL Biology Department Liaison, Betsy Sutherland.

Last Modified: February 1, 2008
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