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SUMMARY:Neuropixels and OpenScope Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Co-hosted by Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics\, Allen Institute MIndScope Program\, and University of Washington\nIn this workshop\, you will gain in-depth exposure to the tools and techniques used by the Allen Institute to collect in vivo physiology data at scale. The Allen Institute was a key contributor to the development of Neuropixels probes (along with researchers and engineers at HHMI Janelia Research Campus\, University College London\, and Imec)\, which are quickly becoming the standard for extracellular electrophysiology recordings. The Institute has also pioneered rigs and protocols needed for high-throughput recordings from the mouse visual system\, which are now accessible to the community via the BRAIN Initiative–funded OpenScope program. \nIn this workshop\, participants from around the world will have the opportunity to tour our in vivo electrophysiology and imaging facilities and learn the details of these methods from Allen Institute and UW scientists and staff. Lectures and demonstrations will cover all aspects of generating high-quality physiology datasets\, from surgery to behavior training to neural recordings. Participants will also learn how to access data from the Allen Brain Observatory and about the OpenScope program. \nYou can expect to come away from the workshop with a better understanding of proven techniques for improving the quality and throughput of recordings in your own lab. \nApplications are due June 1\, 2022. The workshop is geared towards graduate students\, postdocs\, staff scientists\, and PIs with some experience with in vivo recordings. \nWorkshop tracks\nThe workshop will last 3 days. All participants will complete the Foundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory on September 21-22. A subset will continue to Advanced Neuropixels Techniques on September 23; space in the advanced training is more limited. The program includes in-lab demos and tours\, presentations\, and discussions. Topics are subject to change and additional topics may be added. \nFoundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory – all participants (September 21-22): \n\n\nDays 1 and 2 will be held at the Allen Institute. \n\n\nLectures and demonstrations on surgical techniques\, mouse behavioral training\, Neuropixels probe insertion and recording\, Neuropixels data acquisition software. \n\n\nRoundtable discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists. \n\n\nIntroduction to the OpenScope program. \n\n\nAfternoon of September 22\, participants select one of two tracks: \n\n\nTrack A\, Neuropixels software: Lectures and software demonstrations on spike sorting\, probe trajectory planning\, and anatomical registration. \n\n\nTrack B\, 2-photon imaging: Lecture and lab tour on 2-photon imaging and data analysis. \n\n\n\n\nAdvanced Neuropixels Techniques – advanced track participants only (September 23): \n\n\nDay 3 will be held at the Steinmetz Lab at the University of Washington. \n\n\nLecture on chronic Neuropixels recording. \n\n\nLab demonstrations on multi-shank probes and combining Neuropixels with imaging. \n\n\nFurther discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/neuropixels-and-openscope-workshop/
LOCATION:Allen Institute\, 615 Westlake Avenue N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Neuropixels and OpenScope Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Co-hosted by Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics\, Allen Institute MIndScope Program\, and University of Washington\nIn this workshop\, you will gain in-depth exposure to the tools and techniques used by the Allen Institute to collect in vivo physiology data at scale. The Allen Institute was a key contributor to the development of Neuropixels probes (along with researchers and engineers at HHMI Janelia Research Campus\, University College London\, and Imec)\, which are quickly becoming the standard for extracellular electrophysiology recordings. The Institute has also pioneered rigs and protocols needed for high-throughput recordings from the mouse visual system\, which are now accessible to the community via the BRAIN Initiative–funded OpenScope program. \nIn this workshop\, participants from around the world will have the opportunity to tour our in vivo electrophysiology and imaging facilities and learn the details of these methods from Allen Institute and UW scientists and staff. Lectures and demonstrations will cover all aspects of generating high-quality physiology datasets\, from surgery to behavior training to neural recordings. Participants will also learn how to access data from the Allen Brain Observatory and about the OpenScope program. \nYou can expect to come away from the workshop with a better understanding of proven techniques for improving the quality and throughput of recordings in your own lab. \nApplications are due June 1\, 2022. The workshop is geared towards graduate students\, postdocs\, staff scientists\, and PIs with some experience with in vivo recordings. \nWorkshop tracks\nThe workshop will last 3 days. All participants will complete the Foundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory on September 21-22. A subset will continue to Advanced Neuropixels Techniques on September 23; space in the advanced training is more limited. The program includes in-lab demos and tours\, presentations\, and discussions. Topics are subject to change and additional topics may be added. \nFoundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory – all participants (September 21-22): \n\n\nDays 1 and 2 will be held at the Allen Institute. \n\n\nLectures and demonstrations on surgical techniques\, mouse behavioral training\, Neuropixels probe insertion and recording\, Neuropixels data acquisition software. \n\n\nRoundtable discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists. \n\n\nIntroduction to the OpenScope program. \n\n\nAfternoon of September 22\, participants select one of two tracks: \n\n\nTrack A\, Neuropixels software: Lectures and software demonstrations on spike sorting\, probe trajectory planning\, and anatomical registration. \n\n\nTrack B\, 2-photon imaging: Lecture and lab tour on 2-photon imaging and data analysis. \n\n\n\n\nAdvanced Neuropixels Techniques – advanced track participants only (September 23): \n\n\nDay 3 will be held at the Steinmetz Lab at the University of Washington. \n\n\nLecture on chronic Neuropixels recording. \n\n\nLab demonstrations on multi-shank probes and combining Neuropixels with imaging. \n\n\nFurther discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/neuropixels-and-openscope-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Allen Institute\, 615 Westlake Avenue N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Neuropixels and OpenScope Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Co-hosted by Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics\, Allen Institute MIndScope Program\, and University of Washington\nIn this workshop\, you will gain in-depth exposure to the tools and techniques used by the Allen Institute to collect in vivo physiology data at scale. The Allen Institute was a key contributor to the development of Neuropixels probes (along with researchers and engineers at HHMI Janelia Research Campus\, University College London\, and Imec)\, which are quickly becoming the standard for extracellular electrophysiology recordings. The Institute has also pioneered rigs and protocols needed for high-throughput recordings from the mouse visual system\, which are now accessible to the community via the BRAIN Initiative–funded OpenScope program. \nIn this workshop\, participants from around the world will have the opportunity to tour our in vivo electrophysiology and imaging facilities and learn the details of these methods from Allen Institute and UW scientists and staff. Lectures and demonstrations will cover all aspects of generating high-quality physiology datasets\, from surgery to behavior training to neural recordings. Participants will also learn how to access data from the Allen Brain Observatory and about the OpenScope program. \nYou can expect to come away from the workshop with a better understanding of proven techniques for improving the quality and throughput of recordings in your own lab. \nApplications are due June 1\, 2022. The workshop is geared towards graduate students\, postdocs\, staff scientists\, and PIs with some experience with in vivo recordings. \nWorkshop tracks\nThe workshop will last 3 days. All participants will complete the Foundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory on September 21-22. A subset will continue to Advanced Neuropixels Techniques on September 23; space in the advanced training is more limited. The program includes in-lab demos and tours\, presentations\, and discussions. Topics are subject to change and additional topics may be added. \nFoundations of Neuropixels and introduction to the Allen Brain Observatory – all participants (September 21-22): \n\n\nDays 1 and 2 will be held at the Allen Institute. \n\n\nLectures and demonstrations on surgical techniques\, mouse behavioral training\, Neuropixels probe insertion and recording\, Neuropixels data acquisition software. \n\n\nRoundtable discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists. \n\n\nIntroduction to the OpenScope program. \n\n\nAfternoon of September 22\, participants select one of two tracks: \n\n\nTrack A\, Neuropixels software: Lectures and software demonstrations on spike sorting\, probe trajectory planning\, and anatomical registration. \n\n\nTrack B\, 2-photon imaging: Lecture and lab tour on 2-photon imaging and data analysis. \n\n\n\n\nAdvanced Neuropixels Techniques – advanced track participants only (September 23): \n\n\nDay 3 will be held at the Steinmetz Lab at the University of Washington. \n\n\nLecture on chronic Neuropixels recording. \n\n\nLab demonstrations on multi-shank probes and combining Neuropixels with imaging. \n\n\nFurther discussions with Allen Institute and UW scientists.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/neuropixels-and-openscope-workshop-3/
LOCATION:Allen Institute\, 615 Westlake Avenue N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:ISCRM Pluripotent Hematopoiesis Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, September 23\, 2022\n8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.\nOrin Smith Auditorium & Zoom\nUW South Lake Union Campus\, 850 Republican Street \nSponsored by: Astellas\, Fate Therapeutics\, Sana\, Regeneron\, Megakaryon\, StemCell Technologies \nCo-organizers: Sergei Doulatov\, University of Washington; Eirini Papapetrou\, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai \nSchedule\n8:30    Arrival\, coffee + light breakfast\n9:00    Introductions \nDevelopmental hematopoiesis\n9:15-9:45 Gordon Keller\, University of Toronto\n9:45-10:15 Andrew Elefanty\, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute\n10:15-10:45 Hanna Mikkola\, UCLA\n10:45-11:05 Brandon Hadland\, Fred Hutch\n11:05-11:25 Andrea Ditadi\, SR-TIGET\, Milan \n11:25-11:50 Coffee break \nModels of disease\n11:50-12:20 Eirini Papapetrou\, Mount Sinai\n12:20-12:40 Grant Rowe\, Boston Children’s Hospital\n12:40-1:00 Minji Byun\, Mount Sinai\n1:00-1:15 Martina Sarchi\, Doulatov lab \n1:15-2:00 Lunch Break \nCell therapies\n2:00-2:30 Christopher Sturgeon\, Mount Sinai\n2:30-3:00 Dan Kaufman\, UCSD\n3:00-3:30 Igor Slukvin\, University of Wisconsin\n3:30-4:00 Stella Chou\, CHOP\n4:00-4:15 Ran Jing\, Daley lab\n4:15-4:30 Sjoukje van der Stegen\, Sadelain lab\n4:30-4:45 Ross Jones\, Zandstra lab \n5:00-6:00 Posters\, Refreshments served \n\nSession Talks\nAll talks will take place in the Orin Smith Auditorium of SLU Building C. \nPoster Session\nThe Poster Session is scheduled from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. in the main lobby / café area located on the first floor of SLU Building C. While the formal session is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.\, the posters will remain up for the duration of the meeting. \nTransportation & Parking\nSLU campus is located at the UW Medicine Research complex at 850 Republican Street. Parking at the SLU campus is very limited. Everyone is encouraged to use public transportation and/or the UW/SLU shuttle service to get to the event. \nFor UW permit holders\, you may park “out of area” in the SLU garage located off of Republican. Punch a ticket upon entering the garage and bring your permit and/or husky card to the reception desk and they will validate your parking. For non-UW permit holders\, there is limited on-street hourly parking around the perimeter of the building. You may park in the garage without a permit\, but please note\, you will need to pay with a credit card and full day parking charges (~$22.00) will be in effect.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/iscrm-pluripotent-hematopoiesis-symposium/
LOCATION:Orin Smith Auditorium\, 850 Republican St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:ISCRM Pluripotent Hematopoiesis Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, September 23\, 2022\n8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.\nOrin Smith Auditorium & Zoom\nUW South Lake Union Campus\, 850 Republican Street \nSponsored by: Astellas\, Fate Therapeutics\, Sana\, Regeneron\, Megakaryon\, StemCell Technologies \nCo-organizers: Sergei Doulatov\, University of Washington; Eirini Papapetrou\, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai \nSchedule\n8:30    Arrival\, coffee + light breakfast\n9:00    Introductions \nDevelopmental hematopoiesis\n9:15-9:45 Gordon Keller\, University of Toronto\n9:45-10:15 Andrew Elefanty\, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute\n10:15-10:45 Hanna Mikkola\, UCLA\n10:45-11:05 Brandon Hadland\, Fred Hutch\n11:05-11:25 Andrea Ditadi\, SR-TIGET\, Milan \n11:25-11:50 Coffee break \nModels of disease\n11:50-12:20 Eirini Papapetrou\, Mount Sinai\n12:20-12:40 Grant Rowe\, Boston Children’s Hospital\n12:40-1:00 Minji Byun\, Mount Sinai\n1:00-1:15 Martina Sarchi\, Doulatov lab \n1:15-2:00 Lunch Break \nCell therapies\n2:00-2:30 Christopher Sturgeon\, Mount Sinai\n2:30-3:00 Dan Kaufman\, UCSD\n3:00-3:30 Igor Slukvin\, University of Wisconsin\n3:30-4:00 Stella Chou\, CHOP\n4:00-4:15 Ran Jing\, Daley lab\n4:15-4:30 Sjoukje van der Stegen\, Sadelain lab\n4:30-4:45 Ross Jones\, Zandstra lab \n5:00-6:00 Posters\, Refreshments served \n\nSession Talks\nAll talks will take place in the Orin Smith Auditorium of SLU Building C. \nPoster Session\nThe Poster Session is scheduled from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. in the main lobby / café area located on the first floor of SLU Building C. While the formal session is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.\, the posters will remain up for the duration of the meeting. \nTransportation & Parking\nSLU campus is located at the UW Medicine Research complex at 850 Republican Street. Parking at the SLU campus is very limited. Everyone is encouraged to use public transportation and/or the UW/SLU shuttle service to get to the event. \nFor UW permit holders\, you may park “out of area” in the SLU garage located off of Republican. Punch a ticket upon entering the garage and bring your permit and/or husky card to the reception desk and they will validate your parking. For non-UW permit holders\, there is limited on-street hourly parking around the perimeter of the building. You may park in the garage without a permit\, but please note\, you will need to pay with a credit card and full day parking charges (~$22.00) will be in effect.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/iscrm-pluripotent-hematopoiesis-symposium-2/
LOCATION:Orin Smith Auditorium\, 850 Republican St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:ISCRM Pluripotent Hematopoiesis Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, September 23\, 2022\n8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.\nOrin Smith Auditorium & Zoom\nUW South Lake Union Campus\, 850 Republican Street \nSponsored by: Astellas\, Fate Therapeutics\, Sana\, Regeneron\, Megakaryon\, StemCell Technologies \nCo-organizers: Sergei Doulatov\, University of Washington; Eirini Papapetrou\, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai \nSchedule\n8:30    Arrival\, coffee + light breakfast\n9:00    Introductions \nDevelopmental hematopoiesis\n9:15-9:45 Gordon Keller\, University of Toronto\n9:45-10:15 Andrew Elefanty\, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute\n10:15-10:45 Hanna Mikkola\, UCLA\n10:45-11:05 Brandon Hadland\, Fred Hutch\n11:05-11:25 Andrea Ditadi\, SR-TIGET\, Milan \n11:25-11:50 Coffee break \nModels of disease\n11:50-12:20 Eirini Papapetrou\, Mount Sinai\n12:20-12:40 Grant Rowe\, Boston Children’s Hospital\n12:40-1:00 Minji Byun\, Mount Sinai\n1:00-1:15 Martina Sarchi\, Doulatov lab \n1:15-2:00 Lunch Break \nCell therapies\n2:00-2:30 Christopher Sturgeon\, Mount Sinai\n2:30-3:00 Dan Kaufman\, UCSD\n3:00-3:30 Igor Slukvin\, University of Wisconsin\n3:30-4:00 Stella Chou\, CHOP\n4:00-4:15 Ran Jing\, Daley lab\n4:15-4:30 Sjoukje van der Stegen\, Sadelain lab\n4:30-4:45 Ross Jones\, Zandstra lab \n5:00-6:00 Posters\, Refreshments served \n\nSession Talks\nAll talks will take place in the Orin Smith Auditorium of SLU Building C. \nPoster Session\nThe Poster Session is scheduled from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. in the main lobby / café area located on the first floor of SLU Building C. While the formal session is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.\, the posters will remain up for the duration of the meeting. \nTransportation & Parking\nSLU campus is located at the UW Medicine Research complex at 850 Republican Street. Parking at the SLU campus is very limited. Everyone is encouraged to use public transportation and/or the UW/SLU shuttle service to get to the event. \nFor UW permit holders\, you may park “out of area” in the SLU garage located off of Republican. Punch a ticket upon entering the garage and bring your permit and/or husky card to the reception desk and they will validate your parking. For non-UW permit holders\, there is limited on-street hourly parking around the perimeter of the building. You may park in the garage without a permit\, but please note\, you will need to pay with a credit card and full day parking charges (~$22.00) will be in effect.
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/iscrm-pluripotent-hematopoiesis-symposium-3/
LOCATION:Orin Smith Auditorium\, 850 Republican St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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