Xtek uCT
Thermal Imaging
Confocal Microscope
TEM
E15-015/016/023
Who you're gonna call?
In case of non-EHS emergencies such as minor floods, beeping,
non-hazardous spills, faint smells etc.
EHS
Representative John DiFrancesco, difran@cba.mit.edu 617-253-8136
Dr.
Andreas Mershin, mershin@mit.edu, 617-515-4192
015: Nanonose
(pumps), optical table, sonicator, hoods
016: Plasma cleaner, dusthood, fluorescent microscope
023: excimer
laser, oxford laser, fs laser
Lasers backup: James Pelletier, jpellet@MIT.EDU, 774-306-2334 Thrasyvoulos Karydis, karydis@mit.edu, 857-209-1916
Dr. Shuguang
Zhang, shuguang@mit.edu, 617-258-7514
015: Freezers, fridges, centrifuges,
AKTA, hoods
016: CD, liquid N
Prashant Patil, prashant.patil@cba.mit.edu, 617-758-9402
015: SEM, FIB, AFM, spincoater,
hoods
EHS rep: Charles Frachhia, charlesfracchia@gmail.com, 857-210-8836
015: PCR, hoods
016: TEM
John DiFrancesco or Nadya
Peek, nadya.peek@cba.mit.edu
016:
CT scanner or chiller
CT Chiller
It may happen that you hear an alarm in 016.
This continuous beeping is likely to be due to the CT Scanner
chiller running out of Hexid 4 coolant. Behind the CT is a chiller with a fill hole for refilling and
there usually is a jug of Hexid 4 next to it. Contact John DiFrancesco or Nadya Peek if you have
any questions.