Difference: CemCoursePaperTopics14 (1 vs. 4)

Final papers are due on Dec 20. Send pdf to stokes@nyu.edu

• Your paper should be about 5 pages of text for the body.
• Figures should be included to illustrate the structures and mechanisms discussed in the paper.
• References should be cited within the body of the text and a bibliography included at the end. References and Figures are not included in the 5-page limit.

• Your Final Paper should be based on several publications related to the general topics listed below.
• These topics have been chosen because they have been rich for EM analysis. It is up to you to find out why.
• Papers should include background material setting the context for the topic. A review of relevant literature.
• Papers should include some discussion of the technical EM methods that have advanced the field.
• A critical view of the results and conclusions of the literature is encouraged.
• End with some conclusions/recommendations/future directions. The topics are pretty diverse, so no one template will work for everyone.
• Please do not choose a topic closely related to the research in your own laboratory. Use this as an opportunity to learn about a new topic.
• Good luck.

Sign up for Paper Topics in the table below:

• Go to the bottom of this page.
• Hit the "Edit" link.
• Enter your name in between the first set of vertical bars (| |) as in the first example.
• Hit "Preview Changes" button
• You may use the "go back" button of your web browser to fix problems
• "Hit "Save Changes" at the bottom of the preview page to finalize the signup

• Only one person per topic, unless they all get used up.
• If you are denied access, it may be because someone else is accessing the page. Try again a little later (or email stokes@nyu.edu)

tech = technical
tomo = tomography
SPA = single particle analysis
helical = helical reconstruction
2DX = 2D crystallography

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- BillRice - 02 Dec 2014

Final papers are due on Dec 20. Send pdf to stokes@nyu.edu

• Your paper should be about 5 pages of text for the body.
• Figures should be included to illustrate the structures and mechanisms discussed in the paper.
• References should be cited within the body of the text and a bibliography included at the end. References and Figures are not included in the 5-page limit.

• Your Final Paper should be based on several publications related to the general topics listed below.
• These topics have been chosen because they have been rich for EM analysis. It is up to you to find out why.
• Papers should include background material setting the context for the topic. A review of relevant literature.
• Papers should include some discussion of the technical EM methods that have advanced the field.
• A critical view of the results and conclusions of the literature is encouraged.
• End with some conclusions/recommendations/future directions. The topics are pretty diverse, so no one template will work for everyone.
• Please do not choose a topic closely related to the research in your own laboratory. Use this as an opportunity to learn about a new topic.
• Good luck.

Sign up for Paper Topics in the table below:

• Go to the bottom of this page.
• Hit the "Edit" link.
• Enter your name in between the first set of vertical bars (| |) as in the first example.
• Hit "Preview Changes" button
• You may use the "go back" button of your web browser to fix problems
• "Hit "Save Changes" at the bottom of the preview page to finalize the signup

• Only one person per topic, unless they all get used up.
• If you are denied access, it may be because someone else is accessing the page. Try again a little later (or email stokes@nyu.edu)

tech = technical
tomo = tomography
SPA = single particle analysis
helical = helical reconstruction
2DX = 2D crystallography

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- BillRice - 02 Dec 2014

Final papers are due on Dec 20. Send pdf to stokes@nyu.edu

• Your paper should be about 5 pages of text for the body.
• Figures should be included to illustrate the structures and mechanisms discussed in the paper.
• References should be cited within the body of the text and a bibliography included at the end. References and Figures are not included in the 5-page limit.

• Your Final Paper should be based on several publications related to the general topics listed below.
• These topics have been chosen because they have been rich for EM analysis. It is up to you to find out why.
• Papers should include background material setting the context for the topic. A review of relevant literature.
• Papers should include some discussion of the technical EM methods that have advanced the field.
• A critical view of the results and conclusions of the literature is encouraged.
• End with some conclusions/recommendations/future directions. The topics are pretty diverse, so no one template will work for everyone.
• Please do not choose a topic closely related to the research in your own laboratory. Use this as an opportunity to learn about a new topic.
• Good luck.

Sign up for Paper Topics in the table below:

• Go to the bottom of this page.
• Hit the "Edit" link.
• Enter your name in between the first set of vertical bars (| |) as in the first example.
• Hit "Preview Changes" button
• You may use the "go back" button of your web browser to fix problems
• "Hit "Save Changes" at the bottom of the preview page to finalize the signup

• Only one person per topic, unless they all get used up.
• If you are denied access, it may be because someone else is accessing the page. Try again a little later (or email stokes@nyu.edu)

name	topic	type of paper
example name	"example topic"
	"Atomic structures of icosahedral viruses"	SPA
	"Structure of the nuclear pore complex"	SPA
	"Effect of specimen temperature on radiation damage"	tech
	"Denoising and segmentation of tomographic reconstructions"	tech
	"Advantages of the spot scan imaging mode"	tech
	"Validation of single particle reconstructions"	tech
	"3D reconstruction of HIV envelope glycoprotein	tomo
	"Electron tomography of intact cells	tomo
	"3D reconstruction of insect flight muscle"	tomo
	"Structure of Microtubules in vivo"	tomo

tech = technical
tomo = tomography
SPA = single particle analysis
helical = helical reconstruction
2DX = 2D crystallography

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- BillRice - 02 Dec 2014

Final papers are due on Dec 20. Send pdf to stokes@nyu.edu

• Your paper should be about 5 pages of text for the body.
• Figures should be included to illustrate the structures and mechanisms discussed in the paper.
• References should be cited within the body of the text and a bibliography included at the end. References and Figures are not included in the 5-page limit.

• Your Final Paper should be based on several publications related to the general topics listed below.
• These topics have been chosen because they have been rich for EM analysis. It is up to you to find out why.
• Papers should include background material setting the context for the topic. A review of relevant literature.
• Papers should include some discussion of the technical EM methods that have advanced the field.
• A critical view of the results and conclusions of the literature is encouraged.
• End with some conclusions/recommendations/future directions. The topics are pretty diverse, so no one template will work for everyone.
• Please do not choose a topic closely related to the research in your own laboratory. Use this as an opportunity to learn about a new topic.
• Good luck.

Sign up for Paper Topics in the table below:

• Go to the bottom of this page.
• Hit the "Edit" link.
• Enter your name in between the first set of vertical bars (| |) as in the first example.
• Hit "Preview Changes" button
• You may use the "go back" button of your web browser to fix problems
• "Hit "Save Changes" at the bottom of the preview page to finalize the signup

• Only one person per topic, unless they all get used up.
• If you are denied access, it may be because someone else is accessing the page. Try again a little later (or email stokes@nyu.edu)

tech = technical
tomo = tomography
SPA = single particle analysis
helical = helical reconstruction
2DX = 2D crystallography

• Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- BillRice - 02 Dec 2014