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Workshop 2024

Workshop 2024 Brochure
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Workshop Schedule
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Registration

Registration must be done on or before February 23, 2024

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Payment & Tuition

Payment is due on or before February 23, 2024

Tuition Fees

$2500 for non-profit organizations, such as universities and colleges.
$2900 for for-profit organizations.
The tuition fee covers lodging (March 4-8), breakfast, lunch, dinner, lecture notes, and supplies.

Payment Options

Online tuition fee payment for the upcoming FLIM, FRET, and Metabolic Imaging
Link for the E-pay website: https://pci.foc.virginia.edu/uva-accounts-receivable

Please include your name when prompted for customer number/name and reference the workshop when prompted for the transaction number. 

Contact Us

Workshop Director

Ammasi Periasamy, Ph.D. 
Center Director, Keck Center for Cellular Imaging (KCCI) 
Professor of Biology and Biomedical Engineering 
University of Virginia 
B005 Physical Life Sciences Building (PLSB) 
90 Geldard Drive 
Charlottesville, VA 22904, USA. 
E-mail: ap3t@virginia.edu 
http://www.kcci.virginia.edu/
Office: (434) 243-7602; Lab: (434) 982-4869

HCS Fellowship
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The Histochemical society is supporting TWO fellowships (each $1000) to attend the workshop which you can use towards the workshop tuition fees. You have to pay the full amount $2,500 to claim the $1000 award. This Fellowship is for the academic only.

To apply for the fellowship please visit the URL: https://www.histochemicalsociety.org/awards

BINA Fellowships

As a part of the BioImaging North America (BINA) Professional Development Program funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), BINA is pleased to offer the opportunity for Professional Development support for the "21st Annual Workshop of FRET, FLIM, and metabolic imaging microscopy”. BINA will cover partial workshop tuition fees for successful applicants.

(1) Interested participants for the BINA support should contact ap3t@virginia.edu, and register for the workshop by viewing the tabs above. Registration for the workshop is free.

(2) BINA membership is required, but membership is free. If you are not already a BINA member, then please join at https://www.bioimagingnorthamerica.org/join/. You will become a part of BINA growing community and be eligible for professional development opportunities.

The workshop organizer will send the list ot BINA, and BINA will ask the requested participants to fill out an application starting January 4th, 2024. Depending on the availability of funds, BINA will select the candidates for the tuitions fee support.

Applications are due by 12 pm Pacific time by January 11, 2024, and the outcome of the application evaluations will be communicated to the applicant no later than January 19, 2024 Final payment will be due for the workshop by February 23, 2024, and where appropriate the final balance due will be adjusted accordingly.

Refund Policy

Contact information:  If you have any questions, please email to ap3t@virginia.edu or call +1-434-243-7602 for more information.

Refund Policy

(1)    Once payment of the workshop fee is completed, there is No Refund. Applicants may however attend the workshop in following year with no extra charges, provided the workshop takes place.

(2)   We reserve the right to cancel the program, mainly for reasons out of our control such as the COVID pandemic.  In this case a refund is issued, payment by credit card will be refunded to the credit card account. Email ap3t@virginia.edu or call +1 434-243-7602 to discuss.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

REGISTRATION & FEE PAYMENT

Q: Is registration at Eventbrite separate from paying the tuition fee?

A: Yes, registration at Eventbrite reserves a place at the workshop; fee payment to UVA on or before February 23, 2024, secures the place. If registration is canceled before February 23, the place will be made available to applicants on the waiting list.

 

Q; Is there a fee refund policy in case of unforeseen circumstances?

A: This is explained on our website: ‘Workshop’ -> ‘Workshop 2024’ -> ‘Refund Policy’

 

Q: The fee includes tuition, lodging, meals, materials etc. as described on the website and brochure. Is it possible to arrange my own accommodation and receive a fee reduction?

A: Yes, this is possible. Please contact Dr. Periasamy for details at the time the registration is made, so that we can adjust our hotel reservations.

 

Q: Are there scholarships available?

A; Yes, currently, we have 2 sources of fellowships available. Please, visit our website for details: ‘Workshop’ -> ‘Workshop 2024’ -> HCS Fellowship & BINA Fellowship.

 

WORSHOP-RELATED QUESTIONS

Q: I am particularly interested in having hands-on training on a specific instrument mentioned in the program. Can this be accommodated?

A: Yes, this can be done within reason. All modern instruments have similar capabilities, and the core training objectives are met by any instrument. In addition, manufacturers’ representatives (Leica, Olympus, and Zeiss) are available at their instruments in the evening after the close of the official daily program, to work with participants; this also refers to the next question.

 

Q: Can I bring my own specimens to apply the imaging techniques taught at the workshop?

A: Basically, yes - after the official program ends, as explained in the previous question. For the smooth running of the workshop, specimens for training will be provided during the hands-son training period.

 

Q: I am coming to this workshop to learn how to overcome a particular challenge I have in my research objectives related to one of the imaging techniques taught at the workshop. Is there an opportunity to raise my questions?

A: Absolutely! Workshop teaching faculty, KCCI personnel and manufacturers’ representatives are available for formal (during the workshop day) or informal consultation at breaks and mealtimes. After dinner roundtable discussions offer another opportunity to ask questions or clarifications.