Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy Of Endogenous Biological Fluorescence. Bio: Jerilyn Timlin. Principal Member of the Technical StaffBioenergy and Defense Technologies Department (505) 844-7932 / jatimli@sandia.gov Research Interests Optical microscopy, spectroscopy, and spectral imaging (including fluorescence, Raman, and Fourier transform infrared [FTIR]), high-throughput imaging, superresolution techniques, multiplexed microscopy, multivariate image analysis, image preprocessing, spectral unmixing, and multivariate classification for applications in the early detection of disease/damage, immune response, signal transduction, energy transfer in photosynthetic pigments, and biomarker discovery.
Research Summary. 1-s2.0-S1387265605110072-main.pdf (application/pdf Object) Autofluorescence.pdf (application/pdf Object) Fluorescence Compensation. Mission and Overview The Cancer Research Laboratory (CRL) began in 1951 when the California state legislature provided funds to establish a colony of mice of reliable genetic background to be made available to cancer researchers throughout the state and elsewhere.
Since then, the CRL acquired other technical support staff and equipment as research support needs have changed.