University of Houston Texas Learning and Computation Center Houston, TX
Video footage of all workshop presentations is now available online
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: October 1, 2008 (Registration now CLOSED)
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO PERMIT ON-SITE REGISTRATION (EVEN FOR LOCAL PARTICIPANTS).
We now have a sufficient number of participants (over 130) that we may overfill the lecture hall. If you are local, and wish to attend the workshop please contact Dr. Ludtke (sludtke@bcm.edu) immediately. Do not expect to just show up and find somewhere to sit. Thank you !
This four day workshop will cover:
This workshop will be the first formal introduction of EMAN2, and single particle reconstruction tutorials will use this major new EMAN release rather than EMAN1 as in previous workshops. We will also cover additional topics such as SPARX (Penczek), AIRS (Baker), Modeller (Sali) and Gorgon (Baker). We have shifted the traditional time in early spring to coordinate with workshops offered by NRAMM in alternate years. As usual, the workshop will take place at the TLC^2 on the University of Houston campus, which offers a large computer teaching classroom.
Introductory lectures on general image processing theory will be given each morning, followed by practical sessions each afternoon. Tutorials will take place in the computer teaching classroom, which can seat ~50 students with individual PCs.
Due to computer availability, registration will be limited. Please provide information on the registration page indicating some of your background and reasons for attending the workshop. Acceptance emails will confirm registration once the registration period closes.
The entire workshop is free of charge, though participants will be responsible for their own travel and lodging. Due to the number of participants, we are unable to offer any additional monetary assistance.
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