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The Center for Cell
Analysis and
Modeling University of Carl Zeiss,
Inc. presents ADVANCED TECHNIQUES IN LIVE CELL
MICROSCOPY October 22-25, 2007
Advanced Techniques in
Live Cell Microscopy is a four-day hands-on course in advanced fluorescence
microscopy of living cells. The
course is designed for experienced microscopists and will consist of morning
lectures followed by afternoon laboratory sessions on the microscopes. Eight
microscopy workstations will be available for hands on experiments
in: ·
widefield fluorescence
imaging ·
confocal
imaging ·
total internal
reflection fluorescence (TIRF)
·
2-photon excited
fluorescence microscopy ·
fluorescence
correlation spectroscopy (FCS)
·
second harmonic
imaging microscopy (SHG) ·
microinjection of
fluorescence probes · multidimensional image visualization and analysis
Instruments to be made available include: a Zeiss LSM 5Live with DUOSCAN laser manipulator, Zeiss TIRF system, Zeiss LSM 510 confocal system, Zeiss LSM510 Meta confocal system, Perkin Elmer spinning disk confocal microscope, Zeiss Confocor3 /LSM510NLO Combi system and homebuilt second harmonic imaging microscope.
Special Guest Special Guest Lecture Richard Superfine, Dir.,
Center for Computer Integrated Systems for Microscopy and Manipulation, U of.
Instructors InsInstructors
and Guest
Speakers Paul Campanola, UCHC John Carson, UCHC Ann Cowan, UCHC Tom Diglio, Carl Zeiss,
Inc. Eric DuFresne, JD Herlihy Optical Analysis Cor
Laurinda Jaffe, UCHC Doug Jahn, Coherent,
Inc. Leslie Loew, UCHC Becky MacDonald, Carl Zeiss,
Inc. Eric Marino, Optical Analysis Corp
Bill Mohler, UCHC Michelle Ocana, Optical Analysis
Corp Vladimir Rodionov, UCHC Russell Mark Terasaki, UCHC Kathy Timp, Bitplane,
Inc. Klaus Weisshart, Carl Zeiss,
Inc. To register or To register or for more information, see the course website (http://www.ccam.uchc.edu/micro_course_2007/course_2007.html) or navigate from the
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