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Course Content Spring 2008:
Course Content Spring 2007:
Students in the Interfaces Training Program will enroll in the new curriculum which includes six new hands-on graduate laboratory courses taught by interdisciplinary teams of faculty members who will introduce students to state-of-the-art techniques studying living systems across physical scales from molecules to the whole organism. These labs will introduce students to multi-scale techniques for measuring, imaging, manipulating and analyzing living systems. The laboratory courses have been designed to train students for modern research opportunities in integrative multi-scale biomedical science.
Interfaces Training Program Requirements
- First year of study will include preparatory lecture courses to satisfy the core curriculum requirements of the home degree program.
- Second year will require at least three of the six new hands-on technology-centered graduate laboratory courses - see below a list of labs and descriptions.
Summary of Courses Offered in the Training Program:
| Lab | Title | Start Year | Quarter Offered |
| 1 | Supramolecular Structure Determination | 1 | Winter |
| 2 | Numerical Analysis for Multi-Scale Biology | 1 | Winter |
| 3 | Light and Electron Microscopy of Cells and Tissues | 2 | Spring |
| 4 | Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 2 | Winter |
| 5 | Optical Imaging of Structure and Function in Excitable Systems* | 3 | Spring |
| 6 | Tissue Engineering | 3 | Spring |
*For specific course IDs, students should contact the Student Affairs Office at (858) 534-7538
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