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Thank you to all of the attendees, vendors, and speakers at the 2014 NECyto meeting. We had over 120 participants and a great series of talks which we plan to post as PDFs in the coming week. I’d like to … Continue reading →

We have posted the talk titles for our speakers at this years NECyto Fall Meeting being held on October 2, 2014: https://newenglandcytometry.com/meetings/2014-new-england-cytometry-user-group-meeting/ Registration deadline is September 26th. And if you are in town the day before, come across the river … Continue reading →

For those of you from New England, or if you are planning to come for the New England Cytometry Fall Meeting on October 2, come a day early! There will be a presentation by Biolegend on Wednesday, October 1, 2014 … Continue reading →

New England Cytometry’s Annual Fall Meeting will be held in Boston on October 2, 2014. We are assembling another great list of speakers and will announce the lineup soon, but attendees and vendors can register now by going to the … Continue reading →

The New England Cytometry Users Group would like to announce the date for our annual Fall meeting.  It will be on October 2nd  from 8:00 am to 5 pm at the beautiful Starr Center at the Schepens Eye Research Institute in … Continue reading →

–Thanks to Stephen Kwok at the Tufts Laser Cytometry Flow Core at Tufts Medical School for conducting a flow cytometry salary survey last year, the results were posted to the Purdue list but have since been removed, so we are … Continue reading →

Visit the meetings page for details and the itinerary: https://newenglandcytometry.com/meetings/2013-new-england-cytometry-user-group-meeting/ Credit cards now accepted for registration! Click here to register! It promises to be another excellent meeting, looking forward to seeing you there!

Compensation Comparison I often hear of people looking at a compensation matrix and deciding if it is “good” or “bad”.  The actual values in themselves don’t give enough information to make this determination.  Voltages can be set to give you … Continue reading →