From: Bonebrake, Stephanie A Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 9:06 AM To: Bonebrake, Stephanie A Subject: Biological Microscopy Colloquium- MRGN 121- 3pm Please distribute as appropriate. REMINDER: Biological Microscopy Colloquium Super-Resolution Light Microscopy - February 20th, 3 pm Standard fluorescent probes can now be visualized without specialized sample preparation at 20-100 nm resolutions using SIM and STORM microscopy. - Presented by Dr. Aaron Taylor Correlative Light-Electron Microscopy - March 20th, 3 pm A number of techniques can be used to fuse light and electron microscopic images to create a multi-scale image spanning the 200-0.2 nm resolution range. - Presented by Dr. Chris Gilpin Microscopy to Measure Biophysical Properties - April 10th, 3 pm Light microscopy can be used to measure biophysical properties such as diffusion constants and binding kinetics at the single molecule or population level in living cells. - Presented by Prof. Joseph Irudayaraj Thank you! Stephanie Bonebrake Administrative Assistant Bindley Bioscience Center Center for Direct Catalytic Conversion of Biomass to Biofuels Discovery Park at Purdue University 1203 W. State Street West Lafayette, IN 47907 765-494-0497