Michael Hooker Microscopy Facility (MHMF.ORG)

Research Triangle Cytometry Association Meeting Announcement

Digital cameras for the laboratory: everything you need to know

Rod Bunn PhD, Vashaw Scientific

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Correlation of flow cytometry and laser scanning confocal microscopy:

PMTs, CVs, dichroics, optics and spectral data.

What lessons can be leaned from flow cytometry that effect the operation of a confocal microscope and vice versa?

Robert Zucker PhD, US EPA

Hands-on demonstration of cameras to follow presentations-bring samples

Wednesday, July 23, 2003 9-11:30 AM

US EPA-NHEERL Building
2525 NC Hwy.54
Room 1405
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 27711

The NHEERL building is the small red brick building located on a hill to the left (west) of the large brick building formerly occupied by the EPA (corner of Alexander Drive and NC 54)

The RTCA gratefully acknowledges Vashaw Scientific for reimbursing the expenses of this meeting. For more information about this meeting:

contact Robert Zucker at (919) 541-1585  or Zucker.Robert@epamail.epa.gov

Day of Digital and Confocal Microscopy Thursday July 24, 2003

10:00 AM Seminar on Digital Cameras, their Specific Applications and Related Microscopy Techniques

11:00 AM Seminar on the New UltraVIEW RS Spinning Disk Confocal for Rapid Multidimensional Live Cell Imaging

11:30 AM ? 4:00 PM Hands-On Demonstrations with Leica's Newest Research Microscopes and PerkinElmer's UltraVIEW Confocal

PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN SLIDES

New EPA Building RTP, NC
Auditorium C-111-C
Hosted by Robert M. Zucker, PhD and Bellina Veronesi, PhD
For Further Information Contact Katy Tata ktata@vashaw.com 919-604-5080 (Cell)

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