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S01 E06 - Dr. Heidi Smith: Why the future of biofilm research is microscopic
BiofilmFirst by Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University
Today, we’re talking with Dr. Heidi Smith, who runs one of the most powerful microscopy facilities in the Pacific Northwest. Heidi took on the task of managing the Bio-Imaging Facility at the Center for Biofilm Engineering in 2018. And one of her first orders of business was to undertake an ambitious plan to upgrade the microscopy hardwar ... See more
Welcome to Biofilm First. Today, we're talking with Dr. Heidi Smith, who runs one of the most powerful microscopy facilities in the Pacific Northwest. Heidi took on the task of managing the bioimaging facility at the Center for Biofilm Engineering in 2018. And one of her first orders of business was to undertake an ambitious plan to upgrade the microscopy hardware at the CBE's bioimaging facility. She landed more than 1.5 million dollars in grants, which enabled the purchase of research-expanding equipment that can peer deeper into thick biofilms than ever before. Leica, the manufacturer, is expected to install the microscopes just as soon as it has finished the customizations to meet the specs of Dr. Smith and her colleagues' projects, customations that by some standards will exceed the l
BiofilmFirst by Center for Biofilm Engineering at Montana State University