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A Practical Course in Molecular Microscopy

November 2-10, 2005 Center for Integrative Molecular Biosciences The Scripps Research Institute http://nramm.scripps.edu/

This course would not have been possible without the generous support of:

National Institute of Health National Center for Research Resources (P41 RR017573 and R13 RR018951) http://www.ncrr.nih.gov/ The Agouron Institute 1055 E. Colorado Blvd Pasadena, CA 91106 FEI Company http://www.feicompany.com Gatan, Inc. http://www.gatan.com/ Tietz Video and Image Processing Systems http://tvips.com/ The Scripps Research Institute www.scripps.edu

Protochips, Inc.

http://www.protochips.com

National Resource for Automated Molecular Microscopy Resource for the Visualization of Biological Complexity Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy of Macromolecules Multiscale Modeling Tools for Structural Biology Instructors: Christopher Arthur Francisco Asturias Tim Baker Bill Baxter Nicolas Boisset Charles L. Brooks, III Bridget Carragher Josh Chappie Anchi Cheng Wah Chiu Parag Chowdbury Thanh Dang David de Rosier Kelly Dryden Joachim Frank Yoshinori Fujiyoshi Robert M. Glaeser Niko Grigorieff Dorit Hanein Grant Jensen John E. Johnson Catherine L. Lawson Steven Ludtke Philip Mercurio Ron Milligan Eva Nogales Pawel Penczek Barbie Pornillos Clint Potter Jim Pulokas Joel Quispe Michael G. Rossmann Michel Sanner Tanvir Shaikh Scott Stagg Vinzenz Unger Nigel Unwin Niels Volkmann Thomas Walz Andrew Ward Liz Wilson-Kubalek Xiaodong Yan Mark Yeager Craig Yoshioka

Who to ask for help:

Phil Mercurio Jill Krawczyk Bridget Carragher Clint Potter Ron Milligan

• 3. Please wear your badge!

Visitors please sign in and get a badge. Meals are provided for registered students, instructors and sponsors (yellow or blue or green dots on badges).

• 4. Students: Please fill out your evaluations forms each day.

First day set is in your binder, other days will be handed out each morning.

• 2. Handouts:

Students: Some handouts will be in your binder and any new ones will be ON hole punched paper in a stack at the front of the room each day. Everyone else: Pick up handouts from the stack at entrance to room each day. If we run out please borrow a handout from someone else and make your

• wn copies. Please don’t ask Jill for extra copies.

The handouts will all eventually be available on the course web site along with audio recordings of each of the lectures..

The Rules:

• 1. Tables and binders are for registered students.