IW short course

Students learning how to code using MATLAB in the Integrated Workshop short course.

After sample prepping and imaging, a student analyzes data and tracks single particles using MATLAB.

Students hearing from Prof. Berro about strategies on presenting a poster well.

Data analysis of single protein tracks with the help of a postdoc from the Jacobs-Wagner lab.

Analyzing data in MATLAB, with Prof. Scott Holley and a postdoc from the lab, to then, as a group, make sense of an experiment.

The advanced coding group working on a machine learning problem.

Incoming students, together, learning how to use MATLAB to calculate the value of pi.

Prof. Paul Forscher delivering a lecture on microscopy, including theory, various types of instruments and CCDs, and uses in research.

Prof. Paul Forscher giving a tour to students on various microscopy setups.

Data analysis of tracking single proteins in the Jacobs-Wagner lab.

Data acquisition in the Jacobs-Wagner lab.

Working our way through an example, the simple pendulum, in discussing dimensional analysis with Prof. Madhu Venkadesan.

Prof. Andrew Miranker explaining how he presents the same set of slides to different audiences.

Students working together on critiquing slides and posters.

Students discussing prominent papers in the single molecule field with Prof. Ziad Ganim.

IW students presenting the lab modules they worked on.

O'Hern teaching equations of motion.