Part I is primarily basic principles, and Part II stresses applications. Part II alone is only recommended for individuals with considerable knowledge and experience in fluorescence. I covers the basics of steady state and time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy and instrumentation, and is designed for individuals who are not experts. Individuals taking only one part of the course are encouraged to take Part I. Please see the tentative schedule in this brochure. Course materials, continental breakfast, refreshments, and daily lunches will be provided.
Fees are payable by check in U.S. dollars.
Attendees will be responsible for their own travel, lodging, and meals. The Course Coordinator has arranged a block of rooms at a nearby hotel at a favorable rate for attendees who wish to stay there. Only partial refunds will be made after February 14 for cancellations or withdrawals. This course has been approved by the University of Maryland Graduate College for credit as MBIC 720. University of Maryland students successfully completing the course will receive 2 credits.