The 2008 zebrafish meeting (June 25-29, Madison) will introduce workshops on specialized topics proposed by the community. These will be organized in two sessions, each with up to 5 workshops running concurrently. Workshops will last two hours, and might consist of 3 or 4 short (e.g. 15 min) talks, with extensive time for discussion.

To propose a topic, email zfmeeting@gmail.com (include name and affiliation). We will invite you to be a blog author and describe your proposal in a new post. If you want to comment on a topic, or propose a change, simply comment on the relevant post. Be warned: you may end up organizing the workshop!

We will accept new topics through 25 Jan 2008. The blog will remain open for comments through 1 Feb 2008, when the meeting organizers will choose a final list of workshop topics.

Saturday, January 26, 2008

Live Imaging

Posted on behalf of Karuna Sampath:

I would like to suggest "Live Imaging" as a possible workshop topic.
Given that high resolution imaging in vivo is one of the biggest
strengths of zebrafish , this session could highlight some of the
significant advances that have come from using imaging approaches and
also show the applications of newer techniques like TIRF. I think
the community would benefit from such a session.
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