University of Maryland BS 05/1968 ZoologyState University of New York at Albany PHD 05/1973 Cell BiologyWoods Hole Marine Biology Laboratory Postdoctoral Fellow 1974 Biophysics I began my academic career as an Assistant Professor at Harvard University and then became an Associate Professor. We developed and applied novel fluorescence-based reagents and
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Albert Gough, PhD
PhD in Biology/Biophysics, Carnegie Mellon University I received my PhD in Biophysics from Carnegie Mellon University where I developed tools and assays using fluorescence microscopy to study single cell physiology. As a Postdoc I served as the Director of Imaging Technology in the Center for Light Microscope Imaging and Biotechnology