Upcoming Talk
I'll be speaking at the ABRF (the Association of Biomolecular Research Facilities) Annual Meeting on March 27th, 2017. I'll be in the...
Upcoming Talk
I'll be giving one of the plenary talks at the Canadian Microscopy and Cytometry Symposium, along with a Flow Cytometry Workshop....
Conquering Your Conference
Here's a repost of a LinkedIn article I wrote. Earlier this month, I was asked to present a career development talk at CYTO2015, the...
Abseq - A New Era of Unlimited Multiplexing in Cytometry?
Just read a very exciting paper in Nature's Scientific Reports Journal: Basically, the authors use DNA sequences to tag antibodies...
Two-second Tip: CD45RA and CD45RO are interchangeable in peripheral blood T-cells.
When designing T-cell panels for use on peripheral blood samples, the CD45 isoforms RA and RO are really great for discriminating naive...
Two-second Tip: Review panels without NXN plots
When building multicolor panels, it's important to examine every parameter against every other parameter. Why? Compensation, spreading,...
Two-second Tip: Presentation-ready Axes for Flow Cytometry Data
Don't present your data like this, for goodness' sake: We can't see the labels for the axes and the gate frequency is obscuring...
Some photos of our new lab!
First, the spectacular views around the building (click to view the full-size image): The view from my temporary office (while the lab is...
Chattopadhyay Lab Takes Bite Out of Big Apple
Delicious! We've (well, really, I've) started the transition to NYU. So far, so good. This is going to be fun! I'll be Associate...
