Chao-Huei Jeffrey Wang Memorial Achievement Award • •
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Dr. Chao-Huei Jeffrey Wang Wang emigrated from Taiwan to the United States in 1968 to pursue a Master's degree. He later received a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and subsequently did a post doctorate at Amherst College with Dr. Alan Waggoner. During this time, he developed fluorescent dyes intended for optical probes of membrane potential. In 1992, Dr. Wang founded Spherotech, Inc. |
The Annual Chao-Huei Jeffrey Wang Memorial Achievement Award was created in 2009 in recognition of the lifetime achievements and contributions to the flow cytometry community by Dr. Chao-Huei Jeffrey Wang. The travel grant will be awarded to an individual beginning their scientific career and studying or working in the US. This award is established as a training grant to be used to offset costs of the winner to:
- Attend an academic course of flow or image cytometry
- Attend a national/international flow cytometry or imaging course or conference
- Travel to an academic laboratory to learn a new cytometry-related skill
- Engage in similar such activities that further the awardee's training
- This award is designed for individuals early in their career. Technicians, graduate students, and post-doctoral fellows are all eligible and may submit an application using the web submission form.
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The GLIIFCA Travel Grants are supported by Spherotech. The company was established in 1992 to manufacture and supply uniform microparticles for biomedical and diagnostic applications. As a global supplier of microparticle solutions, Spherotech experienced scientists manufacture high quality latex, fluorescent, paramagnetic, ferromagnetic and colored dyed microparticles. Spherotech microsphere portfolio offers:
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