SIT African Seminar Series - Imaging cells and organisms for basic science and medical research

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We are excited to host the upcoming seminar series on 'Imaging Cells to Organisms for Basic Science and Medical Research'. The goal of the seminar series is to develop a microscopy and molecular biology community across institutions in Africa. This event will enable us to promote global collaborations and research capacities in the scientific community.

Hosts:
Kwasi Agbleke, PhD, Harvard Center for Biological Imaging and Sena Institute of Technology, Ghana.
Andrew Seeber, PhD, Center for Advanced Imaging, Harvard University.
Tom Broker, PhD, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Alabama at Birmingham.

For further information:
https://sitghana.org/

Contact:
Kwasi Agbleke, PhD (info@sitghana.org; agbleke@fas.harvard.edu)
Andrew Seeber, PhD (aseeber@fas.harvard.edu).

Which techniques in cellular and chromosome dynamics are you interested in:

Widefield microsocpy

Confocal microscopy

Electron microscopy

Super-resolution microscopy

Other:

What applications are you interested in

Imaging application (DNA, RNA, Protein, in vitro)

Labeling techniques (live and fixed cells)

Whole organism (Viral, parasite, insect, worms)

Medical imaging and diagnostics

Computational science (Imaging analysis, data analysis)

Other:

What microscopy techniques do you use

Widefield microsocpy

Confocal microscopy

Electron microscopy

Super-resolution microscopy

What image processing techniques do you use

Photoshop

ImageJ

Other:

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Maybe

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