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Kuiper Imaging Core to analyze OSIRIS-REx samples

The Kuiper Materials Imaging and Characterization Facility will be performing extensive analyses on samples from the OSIRIS-REx mission that is due to return (Sept 23, 2023) samples collected from the asteroid Bennu. The facility was highlighted in a recent news article about the OSIRIS-REx mission by KGUN9 and a longer article on the OSIRIS-REx mission in the Arizona Daily Star newspaper.

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MBL Light Microscopy Bootcamp (Oct 5-19, 2025) Woods Hole MA

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Boston Bioimage Analysis Course (July 14-19, 2025) Boston MA

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Call for Proposals - Advanced Imaging Center (AIC) at HHMI Janelia campus - June 16, 2025 deadline

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17th Annual FIB SEM Meeting (Washington DC) May 6-7, 2025

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RII Core Facility Pilot Grants - May 7, 2025 deadline

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Nikon Small World imaging contest (deadline April 30, 2025)

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