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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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Image Analysis course with Fiji/ImageJ (Dec 2025) virtual

Fluorescence & Advanced Imaging Research workshop (Jan 2026) Irvine, CA

Winter School for High Resolution Electron Microscopy at ASU (Jan 2026) Tempe, AZ

Bioimage Analysis Beginnings Bootcamp (Jan 2026) Boston, MA

MSA undergraduate scholarship program (Dec 1 deadline)

CMM565 - Fundamentals of Light Microscopy and Digital Imaging (Spring semester course)

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