Announce, the EMBO practical course on image processing for cryo-electron
microscopy in London
Elena Orlova
e.orlova at mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk
Mon Apr 4 08:21:31 PDT 2005
We are pleased to announce the EMBO practical course on image processing
for cryo-electron microscopy. This 10 day course will run from 4-14
September http://www.ismb.lon.ac.uk/embocourse.html
Deadline for applications: Wednesday 1 June 2005.
The aim of the course is to teach the basic principles and practical
aspects of image processing to bioscientists and structural biologists
wishing to determine macromolecular structures by cryo electron
microscopy (EM). The course will concentrate on processing of single
particle images, and will be aimed at advanced PhD students and postdocs
working on projects producing cryo EM images for structural analysis.
Familiarity with UNIX would be an advantage. Morning sessions will
include three 50-minute lectures, breaks and a discussion period. A
3-hour practical would take place in the afternoon, with discussion time
at the end. After dinner there will be research seminars or student
presentations.
The course will cover:
* Basic concepts of Fourier analysis
* Principles of TEM image formation and contrast transfer
* Image acquisition and pre-processing
* Symmetry and alignment
* Multivariate statistical analysis and eigenimages
* Determination of orientations for 3D reconstruction
* Angular reconstitution
* Contrast transfer function correction
* Methods of 3D reconstruction
* Icosahedral reconstruction
* Interpretation: Atomic structure fitting into EM maps
The following people will be speaking at the course: Nicolas Boisset,
Bridget Carragher, Tony Crowther, Stephen Fuller, Felix de Haas, Marin
van Heel, Richard Henderson, Bram Koster, Elena Orlova, Neil Ranson,
Helen Saibil, David Stuart, Niels Volkmann
Applications are invited from PhD students and researchers in EM. There
is no course fee except for industrial attendees in which case a fee is
payable directly to EMBO. Food and accommodation will be provided
throughout the course but all attendees must pay for and arrange their
own travel.
Applications should include: a Curriculum vitae; a publication list; a
short description of your current work and future plans; an explanation
of why attendance at the course would further the applicant's own research.
Applications should be sent by mail to:
Tim Hoe
Institute of Structural Molecular Biology
School of Crystallography
Birkbeck
Malet Street
London WC1E 7HX
United Kingdom
Or by email to: t.hoe at mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk
<mailto:t.hoe at mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk>
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Dr. Elena Orlova
Dept. of Crystallography Tel: (+44) (0)20 7631 6845
Birkbeck College Fax: (+44) (0)20 7631 6803
University of London
Malet Street e-mail: e.orlova at mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk
London WC1E 7HX
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