Super Resolution Microscopy represents a group of recently developed light microscopic techniques that are able to exceed diffraction-limited resolution (less than 200nm). This course will focus on three types of Super Resolution Microscopy- Structured Illumination Microscopy (SIM), Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM), and Stimulated Emission Depletion (STED).

Thank you for completing FAES Graduate School Fall 2015 course evaluation. In appreciation of your time and feedback, we are giving away two Fitbit® wearable step trackers.

In order to enter the raffle, please follow this link: https://faes.org/content/faes-2015-fall-survey-contest

We will notify the lucky winners in mid-January, 2016.

Click here for the Fall 2017 Class Schedule and Booklist

Please note that the schedule may be subject to change until September 8, 2017. In particular, the location of classes might be changed in the last week of the registration season. Please be sure to revisit this schedule prior to attending the first class after September 11, 2017. Thank you.

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GRAD 500 Writing and Publishing a Scientific Paper Workshop (ONLINE)

This four-session, non-credit writing-intensive workshop is designed for all scientists who plan to publish results of their work in scientific journals.  Participants will write a draft of a research paper based on data generated from their current or previous study for publication in a peer-reviewed science journal.

Frequently Asked Question’s

What are workshops?

Workshops are lectures and laboratory based courses that examine current and upcoming processes and methodology that are used in life science research.

Transfer of Credits

FAES courses can be accepted in transfer by U.S. colleges or universities, although students should not assume this without checking with the admissions officers of the receiving institution. Students who wish to work for an undergraduate, graduate, or higher degree, should consult the program officials at the institution from which they expect to receive a degree, and, if applicable, receive advance approval for any FAES course that they plan to use toward a future degree.