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October 2018
2018 SLAS Advanced 3D Human Models and High-Content Analysis Conference
Programme Session 1 - 3D Culture Enabling Technologies This session centers on innovations in 3D culture enabling technologies. New functional and biology-inspired interfaces and polymer networks and their impact on 3D culture are presented. Recent developments in synthetic and natural hydrogels for embedding 3D cultures are discussed. Progress in bioreactor-type 3D cultures is discussed and automated image-guided cell injection technology for 3D matrix-embedded spheroid generation is presented. Lastly, state-of-the-art organ-on-chip platforms are presented and their application perspective relative to 3D…
Find out more »Workshop on High-Resolution Light Microscopy – 2nd Edition
October 22-26, 2018, Instituto de Medicina Molecular - João Lobo Antunes (Lisbon, Portugal) The second edition of the Workshop on High-Resolution Light Microscopy will cover recent advances in fluorescence microscopy, enabling measurement and computational analysis of a wide range of cellular activities. It consists of both lectures and hands-on sessions, giving the necessary theoretical background and practical insight into the application fluorescence microscopy to study cell migration and cellular processes at high spatial and temporal resolution. The main topics…
Find out more »Machine Learning for Image Analysis
Date: Monday 29 - Wednesday 31 October 2018 Venue: EMBL - EMBL- Heidelberg, Meyerhofstraße, 69117, Heidelberg, Germany Application opens: Monday May 07 2018 Application deadline: Friday June 15 2018 Participation: Open application with selection Contact: Charlotte Pearton Registration fee: £0 Dates additional information: Up-front online sessions: 2nd, 9th and 16th October 2018 (12:00-14:00 CEST) On-site workshop: 29-31st October 2018 Follow-up online sessions (optional): 9th and 16th November 2018 Course Overview This is a blended learning course on Machine Learning for Image Analysis, consisting of three online sessions with associated hands-on exercises prior…
Find out more »Choose the Right Objective
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Find out more »November 2018
Labeling & Nanoscopy 2018
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE For many centuries improving the resolution of light microscopy meant perfecting lenses and other optical elements, a strategy whose limits became evident with the discovery of the diffraction barrier in 1873. From there onwards, it was well accepted that the resolution of any light-focusing microscope is limited by the wavelength of light in use. At the turn of this century, the diffraction barrier was radically overcome, and it became clear that lens-based fluorescence microscopes can resolve features…
Find out more »4th International Conference on Self-Assembly and Molecular Electronics
We are glad to announce that registration and abstract submission is open now for 4th International Conference on Self Assembly and Molecular Electronics in Aalborg, Nov. 13-16 2018. FOCUS AREAS Molecular Electronics and Molecular Devices with a particular emphasis on DNA, peptide and protein based systems Self-Assembly in Nanoscience, Chemistry, Biology and Medicine Supramolecular Chemistry Modelling of Structural and Electronic Properties of Organic Molecules and Self Assembled Systems Plasmonics Biosensing and Lab-on-a-Chip devices Scanning Probe Microscopy IMPORTANT DATES Abstract submission…
Find out more »Superresolution and nanoparticles
Are you interested in learning more about state of the art in advanced bioimaging techniques? Then register for this High Tea event where you will hear experts from University of Southern Denmark and University of Copenhagen tell more about how they use new bioimaging techniques to e.g. measure the transport of single molecules in cells and tissues, or to follow the uptake and transport of drug molecules over a cell membrane. Programme: Introduction Eva Arnspang Christensen (SDU): Super-resolution microscopy of…
Find out more »Translational Biomedical Imaging
Imaging biomarkers have the potential to improve pre-clinical and clinical interventions. However, translational challenges in biomarker measurements make it difficult to bridge results from the pre-clinical to clinical setting (and back). Standardization across the imaging community is needed to ensure equivalent protocols, biomarkers, data analysis and image interpretation. State-of-the-art imaging techniques and their cross-modal applications, when validated properly, can significantly influence pre-clinical and clinical developments and contribute to an overall improvement of therapeutic interventions & safety for individual patients. The Translational Biomedical Imaging…
Find out more »December 2018
MSc degree programme in Biomedical Imaging, in Turku, Finland
Master's Degree in Biomedical Imaging is a two-year program in pre-clinical research, during which students can specialise 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, working in industry or administrative tasks. Persons eligible for Master's degree should have completed a Bachelor's Degree by June 2019. Areas suitable for the degree include life sciences, medicine, chemistry, physics or technical sciences. Everyone’s background is evaluated individually. Further information on the program can be found on the websites of both…
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