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The Connecticut Microscopy Society (a Microscopy Society of America affiliate) promotes scientific exchanges between established researchers and students to foster the growth of all microscopy disciplines.

Meetings are held three times a year throughout Connecticut and in association with the New England Society of Microscopy. The society further promotes microscopy as a research tool through its membership in C.U.R.E. (Connecticut United for Research Excellence), a non-profit organization devoted to strengthening the bioscenic industry and collaborations among scientists in industry and academia.

Phone:	(860) 486-4020
E-mail:	c.carter@uconn.edu
Address:	C. Barry Carter, Ph.D. Department of Materials Science & Engineering 191 Auditorium Road, Unit 3222 Storrs, CT 06269-3222 Office: UTEB 252

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