The other courses are the more clinically oriented ones, including the courses sponsored by the Clinical Cytometry Society (one this May in Montpellier, France and November in Orlando Florida) which posts information and applications on the website www.cytometry.org and the courses held the last few years in July at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH orgainzed by Alice Given (given@dartmouth.edu) and Paul Wallace (pkw@dartmouth.edu). Both courses are well thought of, taught by an all star cast, and recommended for someone interested in the clnical cytometry. Regards, Bruce >>> "Michelle Fiordalisi" <Fiordam@labcorp.com> 02/09/01 10:42AM >>> Is there any specific information available yet regarding the Annual Flow Cytometry course? >>> "Steve G. HIlliard" <steve@habanero.cb.uga.edu> 02/08/01 05:41PM >>> Paul, Get her into the Annual Flow Cytometry course offered at Los Alamos this spring/summer, or up in Maine next summer. They cover the basics fairly quickly, but the balance of the program is a survey of most of the mainstream and exotic applications, with labs, led by the folks who write the papers. Great course--I'd like to take it again! Regards, Steve On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Paul Kuon wrote: > Hi, > I am in the process of training a new flow > operator. Does anyone know of a good school/seminar that will help a new person? > The lady is a Medical technologist with 10 years of hematology/immunology experience but with only 2 week of flow hands-on. > Thanks > Paul Kuon > Univ. La/ Lafayette - NIRC > > -- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Steve G. Hilliard flowman@uga.edu Flow Cytometry Facility 542-9474 University of Georgia
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