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James Springfield

Microscopy Facility Manager at University of Queensland

Dr James Springfield is the Microscopy Facility Manager at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB), University of Queensland.14 He manages the ACRF Cancer Biology Imaging Facility, which houses 23 high-performance microscopes and supporting image data analysis workstations.3

Springfield's responsibilities include:

  1. Overseeing the microscopy facility operations
  2. Providing expert technical support and training to facility users
  3. Managing a team of microscopy specialists

Recently, Springfield has been working on developing an open-source WiFi Dashboard enabled incubation monitor for CO2, humidity, and temperature control within imaging chambers.2 This project demonstrates his involvement in innovative solutions for microscopy applications.

As a facility manager, Springfield plays a crucial role in supporting advanced methods in optical microscopy, including laser scanning and spinning disc confocal microscopy, deconvolution, high-throughput multi-well imaging, and large sample imaging.3

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Greater Brisbane Area