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Online calendar of meetings, seminars, and instrument schedules. Lab safety manual, and UW laser safety manual. We are extremely fortunate to be a part of the Seattle Mitosis Club, which includes the laboratories listed below. The open and collaborative environment between these groups is great fun, and it improves our science. Contact us if you are interested in attending our monthly seminars (usually held the first Thursday of the month): Chip Asbury (UW Physiology & Biohysics) We have enjoyed wonderful collaborations with many groups outside Seattle, some of which are listed below. Contact us if you are interested in collaborating! Bungo Akiyoshi (Oxford University) The University of Washington is a fantastic place to do biophysics research. We are lucky to interact with members of the following labs: Anton Andreev (UW Physics) Graduate students usually join us through one of several interdepartmental programs here at UW, such as the Molecular and Cell Biology program, the new Biological Physics, Structure, and Design program, and the Medical Scientist Training program. How to find us: We are located in the Health Sciences Building G-wing, rooms G-212 (lab) and G-225 (offices). It is easy to get lost in our building, which resembles a maze. The following maps may be helpful: Asbury lab on UW campus map (pdf) We are very grateful for financial support from the following sources: National Institutes of Health (National Institute for General Medical Sciences) |
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