A primary goal of CITE is to provide training in basic and advanced light microscopy techniques. In addition to microscope training for our users, CITE offers lectures and workshops that are FREE and open to members of all non-profit and/or academic institutions.
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We also recommend…
For those of you who can’t attend our courses, or if you just can’t get enough (like us!), please take a look at the external educational resources below.
- Quantitative Imaging: From Acquisition to Analysis: A two-week microscopy course at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, organized by Jennifer Waters, Talley Lambert, Hunter Elliott, Florian Jug & Suliana Manley
- Microcourses: Our YouTube channel of short (10-15 min) educational microscopy videos
- iBiology Microscopy Course: A free online series of educational microscopy videos
- MicroscopyU: Nikon’s microscopy education resource
- Quantitative Imaging in Cell Biology: A book edited by Jennifer Waters & Torsten Wittmann
- Fundamentals of Light Microscopy and Electronic Imaging: A book by Doug Murphy & Mike Davidson
- iScopeCalc: A microscope calculator, created by our own Talley Lambert
- Camera Simulation Engine: Learn how a camera works with this camera simulation engine, created by our own Talley Lambert
- FPbase: An interactive and user-editable database of fluorescent proteins, created by our own Talley Lambert (Talley likes to create all the things)