SWEHSC Cellular Imaging News Archives

Transmission EM assistance from the Core, Campus digital imaging workshop – on the national stage, Digital imaging ethics – falsification of microarray, flow cytometry, and MALDI data, Integrating with Biostatistics (IHSFC)

Includes speaker sessions on "Developments in Image Science" and "(Pre)-Clinical Applications" of upcoming imaging technologies. There will be a poster session afterwards.

Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith shared half of the 2009 Nobel prize in Physics for their work in developing the charged coupled device (CCD, used in digital cameras) at Bell Labs in 1969.

This workshop is held twice annually to educate the campus community about digital images, their uses, preparing them for presentation and ethical issues. Pre-registration is required.

Your support is needed for the SWEHSC grant renewal, Introduction to using Digital Images in Science - free workshop - coming soon!, Using the correct coverslip thickness makes a big difference in Light Microscopy

Recent microscopy/imaging-related instrumentation grants, Poster at SWEHSC External Advisory Board meeting, Calibrate your microscope

Dr. Carlos Alonso of Leica Microsystems will talk about the technology behind their STED instrument. MRB 102, 2-3pm.

Mr. Paul Goodwin of Applied Precision will talk about the technology behind their OMX instrument. Keiwit Auditorium, 1:30-2:30pm

This workshop highlights current research focused on the application of advanced imaging approaches to biomedical problems. The afternoon poster session is open to all members of the imaging community.

Why you should not use JPEG for scientific digital images, ARIBI Spring workshop 3/7/2009, Students eligible for awards for microscopy-related posters (AZ Imaging Society Meeting)

Zeiss will be bringing four instruments (2 confocals, deconvolution, Apotome) and giving three free microscopy lectures. Hands-on demonstrations of the instruments are available. Please sign up at the link provided.

The ARL/AZCC Cytometry Shared Service is offering a free seminar to teach users how to work with the data analysis software FlowJo. The seminar is from 9:30-11:30am in AZCC 2920.

This workshop is held twice annually to educate the campus community about digital images, their uses, preparing them for presentation and ethical issues. Pre-registration is required.

This instrument is another high-speed confocal demonstration. The demo will be Dec 9-10, 2008 in MRB 330M.

Slight name change, SWEHSC website - new features, Need help creating figures to submit with your manuscripts?, Scientific Digital Imaging � workshop, Microwave tissue processing at EM facility, Fundamentals of Light Microscopy and Electronic Imaging � graduate course

The UltraVIEW VoX confocal will be demonstrated Dec 2-4, 2008 in MRB 330M. For more information and to see a reservation calendar please follow the web link. Volocity software will be available for analysis of images you may currently have.

The slight change in our name reflects Cellular Imaging's placement within the Technologies group of the Integrative Health Sciences Facility Core. The organization chart in the administrative core shows the revised structure of the center.

Leica Microsystems will be demonstrating their combined spectral imaging and high-speed resonance scanning confocal microscope Nov. 4-6, in MRB rm 330M. To try out the system or schedule a demo, follow the link.

Service facilities - fee schedule changes, GFP wins Nobel prize in Chemistry, New Instruments in the ARL/AZCC Cytometry Shared Service

The discovery and use of Green Fluorescent Protein (and it's many variants) as reporter molecules has been a huge stride forward for research using biological microscopy. Congratulations to the winners of this years's Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Drs. Shimomura, Chalfie and Tsien.

Angela Goodacre (Olympus America) will be give an overview of multiphoton microscopy, as well as new optical developments and functional probes that can be used with mutiphoton and/or confocal microscopy. Location: MRB 102 Time: 3-4pm

An Olympus DSU spinning disk confocal microscope will be setup for demonstration August 19 & 20 in the MRB, room 330M.

A workshop was held to educate the campus community about digital images, their uses, preparing them for presentation and ethical issues. The workshop was collaborative effort between Dr. Carl Boswell (MCB, Dr. David Elliott (CBA), Chip Hedgecock (ARLDN) and Doug Cromey, M.S. (SWEHSC).

Introduction to using Digital Images in Science (free workshop, August 13, 2008), Technical Expertise - ask the Core, Tips for the care and feeding of optical microscopes

The SWEHSC sent Cellular Imaging Facility Core manager Doug Cromey to an intensive 12 day course on imaging live cells using optical microscopy.

Core manager Doug Cromey was an invited speaker at the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine meeting in Toronto. The topic was "Good Scientific Conduct - ethics in imaging research".

Includes: Live cell imaging anyone?, Update - Spinning disk confocal microscope, AHSC Imaging facility - after hours access, and Imaging Ethics in the news.

Interested in cellular processes that are too rapid to capture with conventional fluoresence microscopes? See the February 2008 newsletter for more details about this on-site demonstration.

Interested in cellular processes that are too rapid to capture with conventional fluoresence microscopes? See the February 2008 newsletter for details on several upcoming microscope demonstrations.

Includes: Information regarding the upcoming high speed confocal demos, How a high speed confocal differs from a regular confocal, New EM facility manager, How can we help you?

A workshop was held to introduce members of the campus community to digital images, their uses, and ethical issues related to scientific imaging. This was a collaborative effort between several departments and centers.

Includes: Digital Imaging Workshop announcement and "What is Imaging?"

A workshop was held to educate the campus community about digital images, their uses, preparing them for presentation and ethical issues. The workshop was collaborative effort between Dr. Carl Boswell (MCB), Dr. David Elliott (CBA), Chip Hedgecock (ARLDN) and Doug Cromey, M.S. (SWEHSC).