2nd Announcement of Short Course: 4D Advanced Microscopy of Brain Circuits at UC Berkeley Winter 2016

[Holly L. AARON]

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Dear All - I just wanted to send a reminder about our short course.
Applications must be completed by October 30 - 3 more weeks! Announcement
of selection will be by November 15.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Best,
 Holly
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Holly L. Aaron
Molecular Imaging Center, Cancer Research Laboratory
University of California, Berkeley
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On January 10-15, 2016, the Zeiss Berkeley Brain Microscopy Innovation
Center will offer its first annual winter course. The course will focus on
the newest optical tools, imaging systems, and analysis methods that are
being developed for the study of neuronal circuits. Each day will be
divided into lectures and hands on laboratory experience using emerging
BRAIN Initiative neurotechnologies, including optogenetics, calcium
imaging, super resolution imaging, and cleared tissue imaging. Students
will rotate through demos at each of eight microscope stations, then select
a single microscope station for a two day project. Graduate students,
postdocs, and early career faculty are encouraged to apply. A maximum of 16
students will be selected to attend the course. *Image courtesy of Berkeley
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