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Safety training

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Each microscope is required by radiation safety standards to have the following training completed for the use of each microscope:

  • EHS 404 Radiation Safety Awareness Training For Non-Users
  • SOP (2742) Operating the Titan Krios Microscope
  • SOP (2743) Operating the Talos Arctica Microscope
  • SOP (2744) Operating the Titan Krios G3I Microscope

For questions regarding the above safety trainings, please visit our contact page.

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