Saskatchewan Structural Sciences Centre
COVID-19 Update
SSSC is operational
The following changes will take effect as of Aug 04, 2020:-
- The SSSC is open but researchers must book instruments online before coming to the lab. No walkup!!!
- You do not need to book instruments 2 days ahead and get permission to use any instrument. Just book the instrument before use.
- You must book instrument before use. Not booking instrument before use will result in immediate suspension from the SSSC
- Any number of people from a group can use a technique at any time (e.g. NMR). The “one user per group per technique” has been dropped. Although you must book before use
- The SSSC is available 24/7 as usual
- You must clean work areas before and after use. You must wear mask.
- Sample submission is not available for trained users. Sample submission is available to new users only.
- Do not over book for “just in case” because others need to get work done
- FBR2 NMR must also be booked to access the auto sampler. Submit as many samples as you want during your time slot. If someone is at the instrument, keep social distance or at least stay behind the glass wall.
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