Workshop in Plant and Animal Microtechnique
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This year we had 14 students; with one student from Italy! The class learned the accelerated microwave technique and in situ hybridization. Microm gave us their excellent HM 355 / HM 360 motorized microtome. Thank you Philip Troy Eppler of Micron Instruments. |
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The contest was quite difficult to judge this year due to the excellent results by all students. We managed to choose, however. Here are the winners: Best Plant Preparation went to Myriam Calonje from UCB CONGRATULATIONS! |
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Steven Ruzin
Biological Imaging Facility
University of California, Berkeley