Extended Deadline: May 22, 2015
THE APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST.
The 1st Croucher Summer Course on Advanced Imaging - From System Biology to Single Cell & Single Molecule Analysis will be co-organised by HKU-Pasteur Research Pole, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong Faculty Core Facility
Date:
August 2-8, 2015
Venue:
Hong Kong Jockey Club Building for Interdisciplinary Research
5 Sasson Road, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
Introduction
The ability to assess and interrogate biological processes at the level of the single cell and the single molecule is revealing a new complexity in which phenotypic cell-to-cell variability emerges as a result of highly deterministic processes. In single cell and single molecule approaches, imaging offers the unique advantage of observing these biological circuits function over time in intact cells, as well as the exciting possibility of quantitatively understanding the deterministic processes contributing to phenotypic cellular variability. Objectives
In thiscourse, the aim is to bring together scientific leaders in the integration of imaging tools with conventional and next generation “omic” tools that enable the analysis of biological circuits at the single molecule and single cell level.
Participants’ profile:
This course will be aimed at advanced postgraduate students (MPhil and PhD) and post-docs who have already started or are planning to use new and emerging techniques around single cell & single molecule analysis in their ongoing research projects.
Registration:
Candidates are invited to download course Application form and follow the Tips for a successful application.
Please return completed form, including two letters of recommendation to hku-pasteur@hku.hk.
Accommodation (on sharing twin basis) and food (canteen-style) will be provided. For more information, please contact:
Anne LI at +852 2831 5516 or hku-pasteur@hku.hk (Please, specify the subject of your request: “Croucher Summer Course Advanced imaging”) NEW DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: May 22, 2015.
For more information: see the link
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