Author Archives: mwaring708

Originally sent via the HSFC email list on 3/11, its in their archives but I never got the message in my inbox. I’m hoping you all did. Greetings, FLOWers! I hope everyone is doing well, I know many of us … Continue reading →

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?)