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Hi Christian,
The confocal listserv archives have posts about many past years course.
A couple
https://mdibl.org/course/qfm/ Quantitative Fluorescence Microscopy
2017 ... pplication deadline April 17, 2017, course director is Simon
Watkins, David Piston is one of the instructors.
http://www.mbl.edu/education/courses/analytical-quantitative-light-microscopy
(deadline was in January)
http://www.mbl.edu/education/courses/optical-microscopy-imaging/
(deadline is in June, Sept course)
mbl ... if you have most of the summer, the Physiology course is
impressive.
https://meetings.cshl.edu/courses.aspx?course=C-QICM&year=17 (deadline
was in January).
Regardless of whether you go to the above, or find another course,
"BYOS" (bring your own specimens ... useful to coordinate with the
instructors).
I also strongly encourage you to work with your local colleagues and
vendors. Maybe YOU should organize a local course in the area(s) of
interest most important to you, colleagues, potential attendees.
p.s. MDI ... maybe you should work with a confocal microscope company to
bring a scope to this workshop, with you and a vendor as confocal
instructors: best way to learn is by teaching,
http://www.calamara.com/news/summer-2017-new-workshop-in-bar-harbor-maine-forays-into-the-microscopic-world-of-the-maine-coast/
On 3/9/2017 1:55 PM, Christian Elowsky wrote:
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> My primary research appointment revolves around imaging in plants/algae and occasionally in filamentous fungi. It's been suggested that I explore options for training in other core facilities or possibly attend a conference. While there are plenty of conferences which may cover the taxa, few specialize in confocal microscopy. Thus I thought I'd ask if anyone has any suggestions? I've been at this since 2001, but I would like to add to my skill set. Any pointers or suggests on or off list are welcomed. Thank you!
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