Jonathan Mulholland

Director, CSIF, School of Medicine - CMGM

Current Role at Stanford

Director of the Cell Sciences Imaging Facility, CSIF<br/>confocal/electron microscopy services<br/>http://microscopy.stanford.edu/<br/>Beckman Center, B050

Honors & Awards

Marsh O'Neill Award For Exceptional and Enduring Support of Stanford's Research Enterprise, Stanford University (2016)

Professional Interests

IMAGING - electron microscopy (SEM, TEM, immuno-EM), confocal, multi-photon microscopy, live cell imaging, super-resolution microscopy.
Yeast cell biology, cytoskeleton.

Professional Affiliations and Activities

Member, ASCB, MSA, MSNC (2000 - Present)

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