# Hacking Quantitative Experimental Design: A Framework for Quantitative Microscopy #### calendar\_today Date and Time **April 12, 2016** 12:30PM - 01:30PM EDT #### pin\_drop Location **Harvard Medical School, Waterhouse Room, 1st Floor, Gordon Hall, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA** **The Curriculum Fellows Program: Series on Education** **Lecturer:** ***Ted Feldman, PhD*** Curriculum Fellow, Developmental and Regenerative Biology Sophisticated microscopy techniques offer new and exciting tools to address open questions in the biomedical sciences. However, to properly use these techniques and to obtain meaningful, robust results it’s necessary to design one’s experiments with both hypothesis testing and the technical demands of quantitation in mind. This talk will familiarize attendees with some of the technical parameters upon which image analysis algorithms are based, how these parameters translate to the preparation of the experiment and how to find pre-existing methods via Google through an interactive case study of particle tracking. Prototyping quantitative microscopy using simple test and ImageJ tools will be introduced. Time-permitting MATLAB code might also be introduced and discussed to help prepare for expert consultations. This series is open to everyone. Please bring your lunch and join us! RSVP to [Lauren\_Mackay@hms.harvard.edu](mailto:Lauren_Mackay@hms.harvard.edu) appreciated. For more of our events, visit --- Attachments- [ picture\_as\_pdf ted\_lunch\_seminar\_041216.pdf ](/sites/g/files/omnuum10026/files/hsci/files/ted_lunch_seminar_041216.pdf) --- See also:- [ Bioinformatics ](/event-disease-area/bioinformatics) - [ Training and education ](/event-disease-area/training-and-education) - [ Related Events ](/event-type/related-events) Share on:- [ Facebook ](#) - [ Twitter ](#) - [ Linkedin ](#) Save: [ Add to calendar calendar\_today ](https://www.hsci.harvard.edu/node/681541/event-feed.ics) Copy link link