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Dr. Stephen W. PaddockOur featured microscopist for Spring 2002 is Dr. Stephen W. Paddock from the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Paddock has an extensive background in the biological sciences, and he has authored numerous publications on such topics as advanced applications for microscopy, digital and video imaging, photomicrography in biological and biomedical research, and specialized techniques in confocal laser scanning microscopy.
Major research interests of Dr. Paddock include insect developmental biology with specific emphasis on appendage formation in Drosophila (fruit flies) and butterflies, the application of confocal microscopy to imaging biological structures, and the transfer of the technology to biomedical and clinical research applications. Many stunning examples of his work with Drosophila and butterflies are included in the Digital Image Gallery. Interview and Digital Image Gallery
Dr. Paddock holds a Ph.D. in Cell Biology from the University of Bristol and a B.Sc. in Biological Sciences from the University of Birmingham, England. In addition, he has a background in zoology and veterinary science as well as extensive training in various specialized microscopy, photomicrography, and digital imaging/video techniques. He is currently a Howard Hughes Research Specialist at the University of Wisconsin Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Past Nikon MicroscopyU Featured Microscopists James E. Hayden, RBP, FBCA - Our featured microscopist for 2001 was noted microscopist James E. Hayden RBP, FBCA, a freelance photomicrographer and owner of Bio-Graphics, a business in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania specializing in scientific/biological imaging and consulting. |
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