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Here is a link talking about Jokerst lab research since 2015.

Here is a guideline of writing email, cover letters, and recommendation letters.

Dr. Jesse Jokerst gave a lecture about photoacoustics/biophotonics.

Dr. Jesse Jokerst gave a lecture about photoacoustic imaging for 'molecular imaging and quantitation in living cells (BENG235)' class.

Dr. Bryan Smith and Prof. Sam Gambhir thoroughly review the design, fabrication, and safety of new developed nanomaterials as contrast agents for in vivo imaging.

Dr. Qingqing Miao and Prof. Kanyi Pu review the new designs of photoacoustic probes that can provide real-time molecular information at the sites of interest.

Nature paper reviews nanoparticle delivery to tumors.

Thank you to Dr. Stearns for sharing these tips!

Here is a guideline writing a review paper.

The Collaborative Learning and Integrated Mentoring in the Biosciences (CLIMB) presents videos and examples about writing successful Aims Pages in dissertation proposals and in grant applications.

Dr. Varmus and colleagues share ideas on improving the NIH.

The National Cancer Institute hosts the NCL in support of clinical translation of nanotechnology. Note assays available.

...And what they expect of you. Great webinar.

Professor George Whitesides discusses the relationship between chemistry and nanotechnology in this classic paper.

Watch archived seminar speakers from the Stanford Nano-Bio seminar series.

Watch exciting talks in the field of cardiovascular medicine.

Jesse outlines the role of theranostic nanoparticles in Accounts of Chemical Research.

Michelle James and Sam Gambhir comprehensively review Molecular Imaging in 2012.

Dr. Jeffrey McCullough at Michigan reviews the current status of FDA-approved nanomedicines. See also impressive supplementary information.

To get a better understanding of Photoacoustic Contrast Agents, read this review by Sarah Bohndiek and colleagues in Nature.