Presentations:
"An overview of the Helios upgrade:  Changes in sample acquisition, data output and data processing"
Nicole Paul, CyTOF Specialist

"CyTOF Navigator-An R-based data analysis package including tSNE and SamSPECTRAL clustering"
Hongye Liu, CyTOF Data Scientist

Please email Nicole at nicole_paul@dfci.harvard.edu if you have any questions.

Guest speaker:
Dr. Brian Ballios
University of Toronto

Join the ISSCR for a Stem Cells in Focus webinar entitled "Regenerative Medicine in the Eye: Repairing the Retina with Stem Cells - The Advances and Challenges," an exploration of the new frontiers of regenerative medicine being applied to vision research.  

In the second of a three-part series, Dr. Brian Ballios from the University of Toronto will discuss the ways in which scientists are applying stem cells to regenerate and repair the light-sensitive tissue of the eye - the...

The Curriculum Fellows Program
Series on Education

Presented by:
Marshall Thomas, PhD
Curriculum Fellow
HMS Office of External Education and Department of Genetics

This series is open to everyone!  Please bring your lunch and join us!
RSVP to lauren_mackay@hms.harvard.edu is appreciated.

Join us live to learn how to get the most from the Maxpar® Panel Designer.

In this webinar, you'll learn to:
•    Create a high-dimensional panel using reagents from the Maxpar catalog and custom markers
•    Optimize metal choices
•    Generate a reagent quote request
•    Import and export panels

Presented by Ron Cohn
Senior Product Applications Specialist
Fluidigm
 
...

"Lunch and Learn" with Thermo Fisher Scientific

Presentation Content:
• Defined PSC Culture Systems
          o Essential 8 flex weekend free media
          o Vitronectin and laminin substrates

• CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Editing
          o Streamline cell engineering by eliminating transcription and translation
     ...

The Graduate Education Seminar
Presented by The Curriculum Fellows Program (CFP) of Harvard Medical School

Instructor:
Michelle Smith, PhD
Assistant Professor, School of Biology and Ecology
University of Maine

The Global Stem Cell Event  #ISSCR2016    #GlobalStemCellEvent

Co-sponsored by CIRM

Put your research on a global platform of over 4,000 attendees - abstract and registration open December 16th!

Your work shapes the promise of our field and the...

Harvard Center for Biological Imaging 'Lunch and Learn Lecture Series'

Carolyn Marks from the Harvard Center for Nanoscale Systems will discuss a number of electron microscopy techniques and methods for sample preparation for biological samples.

This lecture series is designed to provide general information on microscopy. You do not need to be an HCBI member to attend! For further information, please contact Doug Richardson (drichardson@fas.harvard.edu) or Sven Terclavers(sven.terclavers@zeiss.com). Pizza and drinks provided by Carl Zeiss Microscopy, LLC

Both days of this workshop are fully subscribed and confirmation notices were emailed to registrants on Friday, Oct. 16th.

Program organizers:  Lev Silberstein and Peter Kharchenko

Program:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2015
CURRENT METHODS FOR GENOME AND TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS IN SINGLE CELLS
Harvard University | Sherman-Fairchild 268 | 7 Divinity Avenue | Cambridge

This workshop will provide...

Cell Symposia - Save the Date!

Submit your abstract here.  Abstract deadline June 24, 2016.
Click here for the event webpage.

Dear Colleague,

We are excited to announce the details of a new 2016 Cell Symposium:...

This event is offered free of charge, but you must register.  For more information, please visit the event webpage at: 
http://genetics.med.harvard.edu/epigenetics/symposium/2015

Dean Flier, the HMS Department of Genetics, and the Department of Molecular Biology at MGH are providing...

Register at: http://tumorimmunity.org/

Attendance at the retreat is limited and registration will be made on a first-come first-serve basis.

The event will bring together immunologists, cancer biologists, oncologists, computational biologists, and technologists from HMS and its hospitals, MIT, and the Broad Institute.  It is open to students, post-docs and investigators interested in the field of tumor immunity.

The retreat will provide a forum to present the some of the work related to...

Harvard Center for Biological Imaging 'Lunch and Learn Lecture Series':

The development team from arivis Vision4D will be on campus for an all-day workshop.  Space is limited...contact Doug Richardson to register (drichardson@fas.harvard.edu).

Harvard Center for Biological Imaging 'Lunch and Learn Lecture Series':

Arthur McClelland from the Harvard Center for Nanoscale Systems will introduce us to the label-free Raman imaging technique.

Harvard Center for Biological Imaging 'Lunch and Learn Lecture Series':

Amo Merkle from Carl Zeiss X-ray Microscopy will be here to explain how this technology can give you synchrotron-quality tomographic images in the laboratory.