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Brain Slice Sample Holder

Brain Slice Sample Holder. Group 7 Jordan Moi Joshua Erikson Ho Nam Chan. Client. Dr. Helen Nichol Associate Professor Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology University of Saskatchewan. Problem. Sliding Photons are absorbed and Scattered Time Consuming Potential Bio-Hazard

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Brain Slice Sample Holder

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  1. Brain Slice Sample Holder Group 7 Jordan Moi Joshua Erikson Ho Nam Chan

  2. Client Dr. Helen Nichol • Associate Professor • Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology • University of Saskatchewan

  3. Problem • Sliding • Photons are absorbed and Scattered • Time Consuming • Potential Bio-Hazard • Not Professional

  4. Objective • To design a sample holder that will improve the resolution and accuracy of the rapid scanning x-ray fluorescence technique.

  5. Constraints • Sample must be mounted vertically for at least 6 hours without sliding. • Contain samples of varying dimensions. • Sample must be ready for scanning before it is packed for transportation. • Easy and fast to load and clean. • All components must be metal free. • Compatible with existing stages. • Budget.

  6. Project Schedule

  7. Deliverables • Prototype • Procedure • Written Report • Engineering Drawings

  8. Questions?

  9. Extras • Average brain slice mass: 150g (based on 1.0cm thickness)

  10. Pictures

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