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There are several upcoming meetings to inform/remind flow users of: –From John Quinn: FlowJo is hosting a free user group meeting at the Longwood Galleria (Boston MA) on Tuesday, October 2nd. All of the details are available at http://info.flowjo.com/bostonugm, with … Continue reading →

The New England Cytometry Users Group’s annual Fall meeting will return to the Ragon Institute on October 25th, 2018, at 400 Technology Square in Cambridge MA. http://www.ragoninstitute.org We are very honored to announce the following speakers for this year’s event: … Continue reading →

I have a new-found admiration for bloggers that post daily, or even weekly, as we approach a year since I started drafting this post.  So I decided to break it into parts to start telling the story (and saving actual … Continue reading →

This year’s meeting is fast approaching! Only 5 weeks to go! Online registration site for the 2017 Fall meeting is now live: https://www.regonline.com/2017newenglandcytometry During our extended lunch time for visiting with vendors that support our meeting, we will be having … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that the online registration site for the 2017 Fall meeting is now live: https://www.regonline.com/2017newenglandcytometry This year’s speakers will be: Bruce Bagwell MD., PhD. Verity Software Dave Langenau PhD. Dept of Pathology MGH Kurt Schalper MD., … Continue reading →

Thank you for the interest in my poster at CYTO 2017 in Boston about testing dichroics, the 20 handout copies that I had available were all gone so I’ll take that as a good sign.  I’m working on a writeup … Continue reading →

Greetings everyone: The New England Cytometry Users Group’s annual Fall meeting will be held October 19th, 2017, returning to the Mark and Lisa Schwartz Auditorium of the Ragon Institute at 400 Technology Square in Cambridge MA. We hope you will … Continue reading →

Thanks to all of you who attended the 2016 NECyto meeting this year, we hope you enjoy the t-shirts!  Jennifer Wilshire has shared her Forensic Flow talk and a quiz that has “Crimes of FACSing” in it that we didn’t … Continue reading →

Plenty of educational and networking opportunities in Boston this fall! Online registration is now open for this year’s NECyto Fall Meeting!  We will have 8 talks, lunch, and a vendor fair, returning to the Ragon Institute after our successful meeting … Continue reading →

I experienced #10 the other day, and thought it presented a good opportunity to demonstrate the usefulness of spectraviewers and the importance of knowing your reagents. I’ve compiled a list of spectraviewers on this site, feel free to suggest additional … Continue reading →