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<u>QB3 Institute - Symposium Announcement <br><br>
</u><i>What are the technological challenges that need to be addressed to
give way to new biological discoveries involving biological imaging all
the way from cell to individual molecules? This symposium brings together
a number of world experts across many imaging fields to actively discuss
those challenges, from the present state of the art to new methodologies
that are just being tested. <br><br>
</i><font color="#0000FF">Challenges in Biological Imaging: From
Cells to Molecules<br><br>
December 12-13, 2003<br>
Location: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, Berkeley, CA <br>
Scientific Organizer, Dr. Eva Nogales, enogales@lbl.gov<br>
</font>Register at
<a href="http://www.qb3.org/" eudora="autourl">http://www.qb3.org</a><br><br>
An Imaging Symposium co-sponsored by the California Institute for
Quantitative Biomedical Research (QB3 Institute - UCB, UCSC, UCSF) and
LBNL<br><br>
Sessions On: <br>
Light Microscopy<br>
X-Ray Microscopy<br>
Molecular Electron Microscopy<br>
Electron Tomography<br>
Atomic Force Microscopy<br><br>
Plus Industry Presentations...<br>
For information and online registration by October 15, 2003, go to <br>
<a href="http://www.qb3.org/" eudora="autourl">http://www.qb3.org</a>
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<i>Attendance is limited to 150 participants. No symposium registration
fees. <br>
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