Hey, Jerry--
Be careful that you aren't using your University e-mail for anything
that might be construed as private business. Not sure where this falls
but don't want to see you get any more shit than you deserve--that's why
I'm sticking my nose into your concerns!
--Also--do you have a roomie for SFN? Steve is not going this year.
Got a note from Nate; Sheryl is not doing well and he's not optimistic
about the outcome. He also sounds very tired of dealing with her
delusions. Assuming they are delusions. For all I know, it's Nate
who's deluded....
Take care--
Martin
Jerry Sedgewick wrote:
> "Scientific Imaging and Photoshop" will take place at the Neuroscience
> 2008 meeting on Friday, October 14 at the JW Marriott Hotel (Grand
> Ballroom III) in Washington D.C. The one-day symposia/workshop will be
> given by Jerry Sedgewick, author of "Scientific Imaging with Photoshop:
> Methods, Measurement and Ouput."
> The workshop covers digital imaging ethics, correct acquisition
> techniques for microscope imaging and confocal, objective methods (by
> the numbers) for making tonal adjustments in Photoshop, preparing images
> for outputs (grant applications, publication, laptop projection, hard
> copy, web, video, 3D reconstruction) and methods for segmenting
> (separating regions of interest from background) in Photoshop. The
> workshop includes methods for reducing noise, correcting uneven
> illumination, colocalization, pseudocoloring, making figures more
> quickly, and adding scale bars, among other methods. Automated actions
> (macros) of common steps done in Photoshop for versions of Photoshop
> higher than 6.0 will be given to attendees.
> For more information and to register for the workshop, please go to
> www.quickphotoshop.com, or write to Jerry at [log in to unmask] or
> [log in to unmask]
>
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Martin Wessendorf, PhD (612) 626 0145 (office)
Associate Professor (612) 624 2991 (lab)
Dept Neuroscience (612) 624 8118 (FAX)
Univ Minnesota e-mail: martinw(at)umn.edu
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