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February 2018
SciLifeLab-symposium in Advanced Fluorescence Microscopy
The Advanced Light Microscopy facility at Science for Life laboratory cordially welcome you to an symposium covering applications of advanced fluorescence microscopy methods from world leading experts. 09:00 am: Opening Hans Blom – Scilifelab/KTH 09:05 am: PALM Suliana Manley – EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland 09:50 am: DNA-PAINT Ralf Jungmann – MPI for Biochemistry, Munich, Germany Coffee (10:35-10:55) 10:55 am: RESOLFT & STED Ilaria Testa – Scilifelab/KTH 11:40 am: Structured Illumination (N-SIM) Company representative – Nikon Including microscope demo in the afternoon…
Find out more »Third and last open call for the Global BioImaging international job shadowing in imaging facility management and operation is now open!
If you or some of your facility staff members wish to make a period of international (i.e. from EU to India/Australia and vice versa) job shadowing at another facility within the Global BioImaging Project Network (Euro-BioImaging, Australian National Imaging Facility, Australian Microscopy & Microanalysis Research Facility, India-BioImaging), you/they can now apply to the program and receive one of the available travel grants. For this third call, it is not requested that European applicants necessarily belong to Euro-BioImaging, so please spread the word to your colleagues. On…
Find out more »LIGHT SHEET MICROSCOPY WORKSHOP in Copenhagen (3 hours slots)
MuViSPIM and the InViSPIM Workshop flyer Both systems we will have available at the workshop are dedicated to live imaging: They are equipped with water-dipping lenses. The MuVi SPIM and the InVi SPIM both have 6 Laser lines, covering the spectrum from 445nm to 685nm. MuVi: 445nm, 488nm, 515nm, 561nm, 594nm, and 642nm InVi: 488, 515, 561 and 642 nm On the MuVi-SPIM, samples are embedded in low melting point agarose and supported from below, which gives them good…
Find out more »March 2018
17th Annual Workshop on FLIM and FRET Microscopy Imaging Protein-Protein Interactions
The W.M. Keck Center for Cellular Imaging (KCCI), a university imaging center at the University of Virginia, is sponsoring an advanced practical course on Förster (fluorescence) resonance energy transfer (FRET) and fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) microscopy. Attendees are expected to be familiar with the basics of fluorescence microscopy. The curriculum, after a brief introduction to the principles of fluorescence, microscopy, fluorohopres, FRET and FLIM, will concentrate on the practical aspects, hands-on individual instruction at the instruments followed by data analysis and interpretation. Lectures and after dinner problem-solving discussions will address questions of fluortophore choices,…
Find out more »Lecture of Dr. Teng-Leong Chew: Imaging life with the new frontiers in spatial and temporal resolution
Director of Advanced Imaging Center at Janelia, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Virginia, USA) on the emerging microscopy technologies and on the program to support scientists coming to Janelia to perform their work on Janelia instruments. March 12, 2018 at 11am at KU, Panum Institute, auditorium Nielsine. Please register here: Google form March 13, 2018 at 1pm at SDU, Odense, BMB seminar room. Please register here: Google form Abstract: Visualizing and understanding complex biological processes demands the integrated efforts of biologists and physicists. The…
Find out more »International Conference on BioMedical Photonics
Biomedical Photonics is the science established to bring an aide to the goals of modern medicine that is to understand the cause of diseases, to facilitate an early diagnosis of diseases, and to provide a specific effective treatment. Light plays a key role in turning this ambitious vision into reality. In biomedical research modern optical and photonic techniques allow for monitoring and manipulating life processes in cells and tissues on a molecular level. But also in clinical practice, optical and…
Find out more »International 4-Day Hands-on Confocal Microscopy Course
lease see information about our highly successful international 4-Day Intensive Hands-On Course. (15 years of 100% recommended feedback) The course will run from the 20-23 March 2018, in the Bioscience Technology Facility, Website: www.york.ac.uk/biology/technology-facility/imaging-cytometry/ic-courses/confocal-course/ The course includes many varied sample types that are used to best illustrate various practical aspects of confocal microscopy whilst also demonstrating a range of applications. 100% recommended from over 350 previous delegates to date (comments at bottom of email) Tutorials and practical sessions will cover both…
Find out more »April 2018
17th European Conference On Non-Linear Optical Spectroscopy ECONOS2018
17th European Conference On Non-Linear Optical Spectroscopy, the annual meeting devoted to diverse topics in the rapidly expanding field of nonlinear optical spectroscopy, including coherent Raman scattering, novel laser sources, microscopy, imaging, combustion, ultrafast and vibrational spectroscopy. The conference will be held in Politecnico di Milano, Italy. Submission deadline: 15 February at 11.59pm CET. Click here to submit your contribution. Early-bird discounted registration deadline: 8 March at 11.59pm CET. Click here to register. ECONOS emerged in 2002 to widen the agenda of…
Find out more »Biological imaging, course for master and PhD students, 7.5 ECTS
This course will introduce to all important modalities of advanced biological and biomedical imaging using photons, electrons, X-rays and neutrons, available in the Øresund region in core facilities and at synchrotron and linear accelerators (MAX IV and ESS). These modalities offer a wide zoom range and the resolution power to resolve the substructure of molecules, cells, tissues, organs and whole bodies. The course is relevant for PhD students within biological, chemical, physical, medical, molecular and pharmaceutical sciences and will be…
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