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Events
Join representatives of Carl Zeiss for a Lunch and Learn, a workshop aimed at educating scientists and students in the fundamentals of microscopy. This workshop will focus on the basics of acquiring images for scientific publication.
After the workshop, attendants will be able to:
The AFM workshop is open to all UA students and researchers who will be using Atomic Force microscopy for their research projects. Lab attendance is limited to 18 and preference will be given to new AFM users.Lecture attendance is not limited.
Announcing a UA mini-symposium on High-Resolution Photoelectron Imaging hosted by the Sanov group and featuring talks by Stephen Gibson and Benjamin Laws from Australian National University. The mini-symposium will be held from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM on Thursday, June 13, 2019 in Koffler 218.
Course topics include advanced optical microscopy methods (several), biological TEM, and microanalysis. Please note, some courses have a registration deadline.
A wide range of courses, workshops and meetings covering topics from light microscopy, super-resolution, correlative microscopy and electron microscopy.
Did you know that...
In 2015 the NIH said: The quality of the resources used to conduct research is critical to the ability to reproduce the results. NIH expects that key biological and/or chemical resources will
Do you have large data files that you need to share with collaborators? A free UA BOX account will enable you to upload files and then provide
Spectroscopy can provide additional scientific information about a sample that may not be apparent from more routine imaging.
The UA’s Office for Research, Discovery & Innovation (Senior VP for Research) has been working diligently in recent years to pull together in one place all the information that researchers