QFM 2k08

[simon watkins]

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Folks, This mail serves as a first announcement for QFM 2K08.  

 

This is a one week, intensive microscopy course, which will be taught at the
Mount Desert Island Marine Biological Labs in Arcadia National Park in Maine
between May 31st and June 6th 2008.  

The course covers all aspects of the technology from the principals of
fluorescence imaging to multidimensional imaging in living cells. Lectures
dealing with the theory, mechanics, and application of fluorescent imaging
methods are intermingled with extended laboratory practicals in which
students will be encouraged to use their own specimens, to optimize the
utility of the course. Our goal is to provide students with the knowledge
and expertise to implement cutting edge microscopic methods within their own
laboratories.  Equipment from all the major vendors will be available,
including 14 fully automated live cell rigs, 7 confocals (including two
non-linear systems) and all associated cameras and software.

 

The continued success of the course has encouraged us to run it again next
year, and as it is November it is time to start our enrollment.  Enrollment
is highly competitive (last year we had 3 applicants for each slot, and
limited to 32 students) but obviously the early applicants get some
preference.  So if feel you or your colleagues would benefit from the course
please sign up or let them know ASAP so they can sign up.  The url for the
course is http://www.cbi.pitt.edu/qfm/index.html. this site has a
curriculum, pictures from all the previous years, and an application form
(all registrations are electronic).

 

I look forward to hearing from interested applicants soon

Thanks

 

Simon C. Watkins Ph.D. FRC Path.

Professor, Cell Biology and Physiology and Immunology

Vice Chair, Cell Biology and Physiology

Director Center for Biologic Imaging

BSTS 225

University of Pittsburgh

3500 Terrace St.

Pittsburgh PA 15261

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URL: http://www.cbi.pitt.edu

 

[Ignatius, Mike]

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Senior Associate Research Scientist, Microscopist, Molecular
Probes/Invitrogen Corporation: Eugene, Oregon site.

Required: extensive experience in fluorescence microscopy, including use
of upright, inverted  and  confocal  systems; digital image acquisition
and image analysis; application of immunocyto- and immuno-histochemical
techniques; live-cell imaging and associated data analysis; skills in
laboratory techniques specific to cell biology, bioassays and
immunocytochemistry; industry experience in product or methods
development desirable.    

Preferred:  Understanding of automated high content cell screening
systems ; basic understanding of cellular processes such as signal
transduction, endocytosis and apoptosis pathways and their mechanisms;
innovative with high energy level to work with various product
development teams.

Bachelor's degree in Cell Biology, Biochemistry or other related
discipline, or the equivalent knowledge and experience.   Masters degree
in a specific scientific discipline preferred.  Please respond off-line
to [hidden email] or apply at:

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[William Hatton]

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Hi Mike,
Will Hatton here, long time no hear how are you keeping
Will

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Subject: Job Posting: Microscopist for Molecular Probes/Invitrogen

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Senior Associate Research Scientist, Microscopist, Molecular
Probes/Invitrogen Corporation: Eugene, Oregon site.

Required: extensive experience in fluorescence microscopy, including use
of upright, inverted  and  confocal  systems; digital image acquisition
and image analysis; application of immunocyto- and immuno-histochemical
techniques; live-cell imaging and associated data analysis; skills in
laboratory techniques specific to cell biology, bioassays and
immunocytochemistry; industry experience in product or methods
development desirable.    

Preferred:  Understanding of automated high content cell screening
systems ; basic understanding of cellular processes such as signal
transduction, endocytosis and apoptosis pathways and their mechanisms;
innovative with high energy level to work with various product
development teams.

Bachelor's degree in Cell Biology, Biochemistry or other related
discipline, or the equivalent knowledge and experience.   Masters degree
in a specific scientific discipline preferred.  Please respond off-line
to [hidden email] or apply at:

https://invitrogen.recruitmax.com/MAIN/careerportal/Job_Profile.cfm?szOr
derID=146