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June 2022
PhD summer School in Advanced Live Cell imaging
This course is aimed at PhD students with experience in microscopy and with an interest in advanced live cell imaging. The major objective of this practical course is to introduce advanced microscopy techniques such as high-speed live cell imaging, fluorescence lifetime imaging and super resolution. In addition, the course touches image analysis with machine learning/AI. The course comprises of theory and show cases, and the participants will benefit from the advanced instrumentation that is part of CAB. The course gives…
Find out more »August 2022
MSc degree programme in Biomedical Imaging
Master\'s Degree in Biomedical Imaging is a two-year program in pre-clinical research, during which you can specialize in microscopy, medical imaging, bioimage informatics, nano/material sciences or instrumentation. The graduates of the program have been continuing as doctoral candidates, experts in core facilities, work in industry or administrative tasks.Persons eligible for master’s degree should have completed a bachelor’s degree by July 2021. Areas suitable for the degree include life sciences, medicine, chemistry, physics or technical sciences. Everyone’s background is evaluated individually. The programme is jointly administered by the universities in Turku; University of…
Find out more »Cross-Institutional Bioimaging PhD Course – fall 2022
Level: PhD course Time: August 29th to November 14th, 2022 Locations: Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Kgs. Lyngby Language: English Number of contact hours: 80 Capacity limits: 20 Flyer_Cross-uni-course 2022 Course description The Cross Institutional Bioimaging Ph.D. course will be given by a series of lecturers who are experts within each their field of bioimaging. The course will take place at different Danish research institutions in order to expose the students to different research groups, researchers and experimental research facilities. The…
Find out more »November 2022
PhD Course – Quantitative 3D Imaging | Danish Diabetes Academy
The aim of the course is to introduce the use of 3D confocal and light sheet imaging to answer basic and pre-clinical research questions in a quantitative manner, and teach tools for quantitative imaging analysis. The course includes lectures, inspirational talks and demo workshops in microscopy and image analysis. The format includes 4 days on-campus teaching and workshops and a post-course assignment and online presentation seminar. You are expected to read provided material, complete an image analysis tutorial and prepare…
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