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From: Victoria Centonze Frohlich <vickie@macc.wisc.edu>
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Subject: Symposium Announcement
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Symposium on:

                        "Integrated Microscopy"

                        September 20 to 22, 1996

Co-hosted by:

                   Integrated Microscopy Resource (IMR)
                  at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
                   an NIH Biomedical Research Resource
           
                                   and

              Center for Light Microscope Imaging and Biotechnology
                        at Carnegie-Mellon University
                        an NFS Biotechnology Resource

Location:

                          The Wisconsin Center
                           702 Langdon Street
                           Madison, WI  53706


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Presentations will focus on biological problems for which a combination 
of microscopies [i.e. integrated microscopy] has been used.  The 
speakers will demonstrate by example the power, potential and 
limitations of various microscopical techniques.

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This year we are happy to invite attendees to present their work during 
the Saturday evening poster session.  There is a limit of approx. 40 
posters which can be displayed, therefore they will be accepted on a 
first come first serve basis.  A one page (8.5X11) typed abstract should 
accompany the registration form and fees.

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                                 SCHEDULE

Friday Evening, September 20, 1996
              5:00- 6:55   Reception and Poster Set-up
              7:00- 7:45   Alan Waggoner - Amersham Life 
Science/Carnegie
                                        Mellon University
              7:50- 8:35   Andrew Dixon - Biorad Microsciences
              8:40- 9:25   Fred Lanni - Carnegie-Mellon University

Saturday, September 21, 1996 

              8:00- 8:25   Hospitality Buffet
              8:30- 9:15   David Mastronarde - University of Colorado
                                "The value of applying multiple 
techniques 
                                in studies of 3-dimensional cellular 
fine
                                structure."
              9:20-10:05   John Z. Kiss - Miami University of Ohio
             10:10-10:40   Coffee Break
             10:45-11:30   Mark Ellisman - Univ. California-San Diego
             11:35-12:20   Patricia Calarco - Univ. California-San 
Francisco
             12:25- 1:25   Lunch (on your own)
              1:30- 2:15   Jeff Hardin - University of Wiscosin-Madison
              2:20- 3:05   Jim G. McNally - Washington University
              3:10- 3:55   Enrico Gratton -  Univ. of Illinois 
Urbana/Champaigne

              4:00- 6:00   Poster Presentations
              6:00- 7:00   Exhibitor's Show
              7:00- 9:00   Buffet Dinner

Sunday, September 22, 1996

              8:30- 8:55   Hospitality Buffet
              9:00- 9:45   Steven M. Block -  Princeton University
              9:50-10:35   Conly Rieder -  Wadsworth Center for 
Labs/Research
                                "Same-Cell Correlative Light 
Microscopic, 
                                Laser Microsugery and 3-D Electron
                                Microscopic Studies on Kinetochore 
Function
                                During Mitosis in Vertebrate Somatic 
Cells"
             10:40-11:10   Coffee Break
             11:15-12:00   Scott E. Fraser -  California Institute of 
Technology
             12:05-12:50   Phillip G. Haydon -  Iowa State University
                                "Opportunities for Near-Field Microscopy 
in
                                Biology."

              1:00- 2:00   IMR Tour

FEES:
        General Registration                $ 80.00
                (Includes: Opening Reception, Social and Buffet Dinner, 
Coffee 
                        Breaks and Materials)

        Student and Local Registration      $ 50.00  
                (Includes: Opening Reception, Social, Coffee Breaks and                 
                        Materials)

        Abstract Handling Fee               $ 25.00

        Dinner Ticket                       $ 20.00


fFOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION and PROGRAM UPDATES CONSULT OUR WEB SITE:

                http://www.bocklabs.wisc.edu/imr/imr.html


TO RECEIVE A BROCHURE AND REGISTRATION FORM

WRITE:          IMR
                Univ. Wisconsin-Madison
                1675 Observatory Drive
                Madison, WI  53706

OR EMAIL:       imradmin@calshp.cals.wisc.edu


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Following the symposium, the IMR will be conducting a 2-day workshop.  
We will be presenting lectures and provide "hands-on" experience for the 
following techniques:
                *       Multiple-photon excitation imaging
                *       4D DIC imaging
                *       Cryo-SEM
                *       High pressure freezing
                *       Reversible embeddment for SEM and TEM

Workshop attendence will be limited to 25 participants.  A letter of 
application is required.  Once accepted a fee of $150.00 will be due.

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