Upcoming Events
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https://www.etsu.edu/com/ciidi/clinical-research/projects.php#big
SAVE THE DATE: 22nd Annual Quillen Medical Student Research Symposium
Mark your calendars for the 22nd Annual Quillen Medical Student Research Symposium on Friday, Sept 29th from 1:00 – 4:00 pm on the ground and first floor mezzanine levels in Stanton Gerber (Building 178). Second Year medical students will present the research they participated in during the 2023 Summer Research Program. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be available. The award presentation will start immediately following poster presentations (approximately 3:30-3:45 pm).
More events coming soon! Check out our past events below...
Past events
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Brian Peters, PhD, presented: Starch or no starch? Ironing out the wrinkles of glycogen metabolism and content and the fungalpathogen candida albicans.
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The College of Medicine Microscopy Core Facility held a one-day workshop for using the new Olympus BX63 Research Fluorescent microscope.
The College of Medicine Microscopy Core Facility is holding a one-day workshop for
those individuals interested in using the new Olympus BX63 Research Fluorescent microscope.
The workshop will give users a one-hour tutorial on the use and capabilities of the
new scope and is open to all faculty, staff, and students at ETSU who currently use
or plan to use microscopic image acquisition and analysis in their research. This workshop will instruct users on proper start up and shut down procedures, and
offer an overview of the cellSens software package and will attempt to answer specific
questions related to individual analysis needs.
The microscope is a newly acquired Olympus BX63 model upright brightfield and fluorescent scope with 2X, 4X, 10X, 20X, and 40X dry objectives. The BX63 can render images in color brightfield as well as single and multi-labeled fluorescence in the DAPI, FITC (GFP), TRITC, and Cy5 ranges. Images can also be annotated with scalebars and labels as desired. Other capabilities include capturing Z-Stacks and tile scanning large areas or whole tissue sections. Users can also save their settings for future repeated batch analysis. Since this microscope is an upright model, only specimens mounted on flat slides (properly mounted and cover slipped) are acceptable (no culture dishes or multi-well plates or slides please). The microscope is controlled via the cellSens software package. A sample slide will be used for demonstration purposes, but individuals may wish to bring their own sample slide related to their specific research interests.
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Dr. Jennifer Loftis presented as our special guest speaker at CIIDI's Emerging Topics Series event.
For a copy of the presentation slides, contact:
Joy Michael Bohannon, MALS
Executive DirectorCenter For Inflammation, Infectious Disease And Immunity
- michaelj@etsu.edu
- 423-439-6424
- VA Building 6, Room 206-A
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ETSU CUTS THE RIBBON ON THE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN INFLAMMATION, INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND IMMUNITY
