CEM 2005 Picture Meeting

CSEM 2005 Picture Meeting

On Thursday, May 26^th, the Society hosted its 2005 Poster Meeting at McMahon Hall on the Catholic University of America Campus. This year’s show was co-hosted by the Biology Department of the Catholic University. The room was buzzing with microscopy as attendees set up their posters in the generous foyer space. There were many different flavors of microscopy in the works by our members. The setting allowed ample room for mingling and poster viewing while enjoying a glass of wine. The meeting was a success and we would like to thank our corporate sponsors for their participation.

Our generous sponsors donated wonderful prizes again this year, including the Best in Show award of $150 (donated by FEI). Our thanks to JEOL, Leica, Ted Pella, FEI, and ME Taylor Engineering for their continued support and encouragement in our quest to do science.

Congratulations to this year’s winners:

Best in Show – Lakishami Balagopalan (NIH) – Cbl-dependent trafficking of the adaptor protein SLP-76

Prize Sponsored by FEI

Best Presentation By a Young Investigator – given by JEOL

J.G. In (The Catholic Univerity) – Mapping out the Itinerary od the phiospholipid MALZ in hepatic cells.

Best Presentation in Electron Microscopy - given by Ted Pella

Pamp Ray (NIH) – The role of Synamin domains in self assembly and membrane constriction

Best Presentation in Light Microscopy - given by M.E. Taylor Engineering

Andrew Buechele (The Catholic University) – Regular banding phenomena in glass corrosion processes.

Best Presentation in General Microscopy - given by Leica

Peijun Zhang (NIH) – Imaging of chemotaxis receptor clusters in e. coli cells overexpressing Tsr.

Our thanks to all the attendees – members, friends, and visiting colleagues – for making the Poster Meeting a huge success. Special thanks to the vendors who came to share the evening with us.

	Best in Show – Lakishami Balagopalan (NIH) – Cbl-dependent trafficking of the adaptor protein SLP-76 Prize Sponsored by FEI
	Best Presentation By a Young Investigator – given by JEOL J.G. In (The Catholic Univerity) – Mapping out the Itinerary od the phiospholipid MALZ in hepatic cells.
	Best Presentation in Electron Microscopy - given by Ted Pella Pamp Ray (NIH) – The role of Synamin domains in self assembly and membrane constriction
	Best Presentation in Light Microscopy - given by M.E. Taylor Engineering Andrew Buechele (The Catholic University) – Regular banding phenomena in glass corrosion processes.
	Best Presentation in General Microscopy - given by Leica Peijun Zhang (NIH) – Imaging of chemotaxis receptor clusters in e. coli cells overexpressing Tsr.