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R18 Polarized fluorescence of single crystal of GfP rotated between parallel polarizers, Shinya Inoue |Pub//cat/ons Inoue, S. 2002. Polarization microscopy. In Current Protocols in Cell Biology, Suppl. 13, J. Lippincott-Schwartz, ed. John Wiley & Sons, pp. 4.9.1-4.9.27. Inoue, S., O. Shimomura, M Goda, M. Shribak, and P.T. Tran. 2002. Fluorescence polarization of green fluorescent protein (GFP) Proc. Nat/. Acad. So. USA 99(7): 4272-4277. Inoue, S., and T. Inoue. 2002. Direct-view highspeed confocal scanner theCSU-10. In Cell Biological Applications of Confocal Microscopy, 2nd Edition, B. Matsumoto, ed. Academic Press, pp. 87-123. Oldenbourg, R 2002. Retardance measurement method. US Patent, Number 6,501,548. USA, Assignee: Cambridge Research & Instrumentation Inc. (Woburn, MA). Staff I RESEARCH STAFF Diane Baraby, Research Assistant Grant Harris, Software Engineer Robert Knudson, Instrument Development Engineer and Research Associate Gwen Szent-Gyorgyi, Research Assistant VISITING INVESTIGATORS Michael Bennett, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Michael Braun, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Robert Campbell, Serono Larry Cohen, Yale University School of Medicine Makoto Goda, Japan Biological Informatics Consortium, Tokyo, Japan Peter Hepler, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Joseph Hoffman, Yale University School of Medicine David Keefe. Rhode Island Women & Infants Hospital James R LaFountain, University at Buffalo Un Uu, Rhode Island Women & Infants Hospital Jessica Mark Welch, Bay Paul Center, MBL Timothy Mitchison, Harvard University Robert Palazzo, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Prem Ponka, McGill University, Montreal Edward D Salmon, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Shribak, M., S. Inoue, and R. Oldenbourg 2002 Polarization aberrations caused by differential transmission and phase shift in high NA lenses theory, measurement and rectification. Eng. 41(5):943-954. Shribak, M. I., and R. Oldenbourg. 2002 Opt. Scanning aperture polarized light microscope: observation of small calcite crystals using oblique illumination. In Three-Dimensional and Multidimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing IX, J.-A. Conchello, C. J. Cogswell and T. Wilson, eds. San Jose, Proceedings of SPIE 4621: 104-109. Shribak. M., and R. Oldenbourg. 2002. Sensitive measurements of two-dimensional birefringence distributions using near-circularly polarized beam. In Polarization Analysis, Measurement and Remote Sensing V, D H. Goldstein, D. B. Chenault, W Egan and M Duggin, eds Proceedings of SP/E 4819: 56-67 Seattle, Wang, W H., L Meng, R. J. Hackett, R. Oldenbourg, and D. L Keefe. 2002 Rigorous thermal control during intracytoplasmic sperm injection stabilizes the meiotic spindle and improves fertilization and pregnancy rates. Fertil. Steril. 77: 1274-1277. Orion Vanderlinde, Florida State University INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATORS Cambridge Research and Instrumentation, Inc , Nikon, Japan Technical Video, Woods Hole, MA Yokogawa Electric, Japan Universal Imaging Corporation, Downingtown, PA Wobum, MA ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Jane MacNeil
I . R19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY MARINE PROGRAM staff DIRECTOR Jelle Atema, Professor of Biology FACULTY Paul Barber, Assistant Professor of Biology John Finnerty, Assistant Professor of Biology Stjepko Golubic, Professor of Biology Les Kaufman, Associate Professor of Biology Phillip Lobel, Associate Professor of Biology Gil Rosenthal, Assistant Professor of Biology Ivan Valiela, Professor of Biology ADJUNCT FACULTY Roger Hanlon, MBL Gabriele Gerlach, MBL Anne Giblin, MBL Frederick Goetz, MBL Norman Wainwright, MBL SENIOR STAFF COORDINATORS Sharifa Gulamhussein Jennifer Ripley ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Sheri Hall, Program Manager Stefano Mazzilli, Research Assistant, Valiela Lab Michelle McCafferty, Program Coordinator Continued . In Cuttlefish embryos. Lisa Kerr Lobel 2002, the Boston University Marine Program realized its vision for an expanded research focus in behavioral ecology and population genetics. We appointed two new assistant professors, Paul Barber (Berkely, PhD; Harvard, postdoc) and Gil Rosenthal (University of Texas PhD; UC San Diego, postdoc). In addition, joint planning and advertising with the MBL's Marine Resources Center resulted in additional strength in this area with the appointment of MBL associate scientist Gabi Gerlach (University of Konstanz). Their scientific perspectives complement the sensory and behavioral ecology strengths in the labs of senior faculty Phil Lobel and Jelle Atema and MRC director, Roger Hanlon. Newly appointed MRC senior scientist Rick Goetz further enhances the scientific goals of this research focus. Gerlach and Goetz are both BUMP adjunct professors. The coastal ecology program headed by Ivan Valiela flourished with a continuous stream of graduate students, postdocs, and international visiting scientists. Its Research Experience for Undergraduates Program continues to bring 10 outstanding undergraduates to Woods Hole doing research that ends up being published regularly. Anne Giblin of the MBL's Ecosystems Center has an adjunct appointment at BUMP. With the new faculty, the Program immediately took in a graduate class of 17 highly competitive students for both PhD and Masters degrees, continuing its mission to provide exceptional educational opportunities to students in Marine Biology. Several of our current 35 students work directly with scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and the National Marine Fisheries Service. The undergraduate program also continued its mission successfully by providing eight challenging research-based courses to 16 students primarily from Boston University. Here too, student research has led to several publications.
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