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Hello flow community! While we wont be having NECyto this year, the opportunities for learning never end! I’ve just found out about this offering from MIT, co-organized by one of the Ragon PIs. New Subject Offering: “COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 and the … Continue reading →

Greetings NECyto members and followers. After careful consideration we have decided not to host a meeting this year. As disappointing and difficult a decision this was, we hope that Monday BBGs will be able to resume sometime soon (before it … Continue reading →

Thanks to all who attended NECyto 2019 as a registrant, vendor, or speaker, it was a great day (if you don’t mind a little wind…). Some of the slide decks have been posted on the meetings page, some will not … Continue reading →

One day until the 2019 NECyto user group meeting! The agenda and speaker list can be found under Meetings>2019, or direct link here: https://newenglandcytometry.com/meetings/2019-new-england-cytometry-users-group-fall-meeting/ Please note that we will again hold registration in the Atrium of 100/200 Technology Square, like … Continue reading →

With just over 6 weeks to go before the NECyto User Group fall meeting on October 17th, registration is now live! The link is at the bottom of this message, but a few items of note for our vendors: –Vendor … Continue reading →

Optimist: Glass is half full.  Pessimist: Glass is half empty.  Cytometrist: glass starts out half empty, but is full by the end of the sort! October 17th will be upon us soon, and I know you are all eager to … Continue reading →

Hello flow users! I hope to see some of you at CYTO in Vancouver in a few short weeks. One of the workshops there will be “Assuring Rigor and Reproducibility for use of Mass Cytometry in Clinical Research”, if you … Continue reading →

The 42nd annual course in Cytometry is being held at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from June 8-13. Participants will attend lectures and hands-on activities, with topics including: Building a Flow Cytometer Flow Cytometry Data Acquisition Next Generation Cell Sorting: New … Continue reading →

Maybe more time in the flame spurts… (can you tell my class this semester is gene editing and DNA repair?)

Greetings flow community, please mark your calendars for this year’s NECyto fall meeting, which will be held on Thursday, October 17, 2019 at the Ragon Institute in Cambridge, MA. We hope you will join us, keep checking back here for … Continue reading →