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Announcing the

Second Omaha Imaging Symposium
Saturday 24th September, 2005
9 am to 3 pm
Criss Complex room 457
Creighton University

Modern Imaging Methods in Development and Signal Transduction

Speakers & Topics:

            Developmental Imaging: Insights into the Embryo
            Paul Kulesa (Keynote Speaker), Stowers Institute for Medical
            Research, Kansas City, MO

            Dynamic Imaging of Fluid Forces and Heart Motion in Developing
Embryos
            Mary Dickinson, Department of Molecular Physiology and
            Biophysics, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

            Multiphoton Microscopy of Neurometabolic Coupling in Vitro -
Implications for Functional Neuroimaging
            Karl A. Kasischke, Center for Aging and Developmental Biology,
            Department of Neurosurgery, University of Rochester Medical
            Center, Rochester, NY

            2 Photon NADH Fluorescence Monitoring as an Assay for
Photodynamic Efficacy
            Michael G. Nichols, Department of Physics, Creighton University
& Nebraska Center for Cell Biology, Omaha, Nebraska

            Imaging Protein Interactions in the Living Cell Nucleus
            Richard N. Day, Department of Biology, University of Virginia,
Charlottesville, VA

            Protein-Protein Interactions Using FRET and FLIM
            Richard Hallworth, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Creighton
University, & Nebraska Center for Cell Biology, Omaha, Nebraska

            Development and Implementation of the Teleconfocal - Remote
Operation of a Confocal Microscope
            Hamid Sharif, Department of Computer and Electronic Engineering,
University of Nebraska - Lincoln (Omaha Campus) & Nebraska Center for Cell
Biology, Omaha, Nebraska


Registration: free if by the Website
(www.biomedsci.creighton.edu/2005Symposium), $5 on the day.  Students are
especially welcome.

Equipment exhibits by Zeiss and Olympus (and possibly others).

Lunch will be available on site.

Sponsored by: Nebraska Center for Cell Biology, Nebraska-EPSCoR, Creighton
University School of Medicine, the National Science Foundation, Cael Zeiss
Microimaging, Olympus America, and Hitschfel Instruments.



Richard Hallworth, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Director, Nebraska Center for Cell Biology
http://www.biomedsci.creighton.edu/facilities/nccb.html
Department of Biomedical Sciences
Creighton University School of Medicine
2500 California Plaza
Omaha NE 68178
Ph: (402) 280-3057
FAX: (402) 280-2690
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