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November 2017
Danish Bioimaging Scientific event
To celebrate the creation of Danish Bioimaging the next DBI meeting will focus on SCIENCE! The vision/mission of the meeting is to gather the Danish Bioimaging community to enable networking and knowledge exchange. Who are we? What can we do? What facilities/infrastructures we have? The frame will include short scientific talks and flash talks to introduce novel applications/ research groups and facilities and a poster session with plenty of time for networking. Abstract Book Registration is free but required: Please…
Find out more »December 2017
EMBL Course: High-Accuracy Correlated Light and Electron Microscopy: Applications at Room Temperature and in Cryo
Abstract: This course will teach theory and practice for high-accuracy correlative light and electron microscopy. Students will learn high-accuracy CLEM on resin embedded samples using SEM approaches (Peddie et al. 2014) as well as using TEM according to the procedures developed in the Briggs group at EMBL (Kukulski et al. 2011). The course will also cover the extension of this approach to cryo-EM specimens (Schorb and Briggs 2014), and more recently developed equipment and work flows for cryo-CLEM.
Find out more »January 2018
Brillouin Microscopy: Emerging Tool for Probing Mechanical Properties of Living Cells
Course Overview Brillouin microscopy is an emerging optical imaging and spectroscopy technique which allows to probe mechanical properties of living cells using light. Mechanical forces have recently become important in cell, tissue and developmental biology as they are thought to regulate a number of different properties and behaviours. Brillouin microscopy offers the ability to measure these mechanical properties in a non-invasive way with high spatial and temporal resolution in living cells, and also gives access to internal structures, i.e. it…
Find out more »Advanced microscopy and Biophotonics course, 5 ECTS
We are announcing our yearly PhD course in advanced microscopy and Biophotonics at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology organized by DaMBIC (http://www.dambic.dk/index.php?page=BMB207). Please find a preliminary program and the course description in the attachment. The goal of the course is to teach students general principles of fluorescence and light microscopy as well as to demonstrate principles behind advanced fluorescence and imaging techniques, and to give an introduction to image processing and analysis. There will be practical demonstrations…
Find out more »The 2nd NEUBIAS Conference – the network of european bioimage analysts
The organizers are pleased to welcome you to the 2nd NEUBIAS Conference in Szeged! The deadline for registration for the NEUBIAS symposium from the 27th of Jan -2nd of February in Szeged is the 10th of January 2018. The Network of European Bioimage Analysts (NEUBIAS) is happy to confirm: - 35+ talks with Keynotes Gaudenz Danuser, Gene Myers and Marleen DeBruijne, - 70+ posters - 22 Software packages in live demo at the Open source Software Lounge - 4 industry workshops - Call4help:…
Find out more »Super-Resolution fluorescence microscopy course
The course aims to provide all participants with training in the fundamental theoretical and experimental aspects of super-resolution microscopy (Nobel Prize in 2014). Scientific tutorials will introduce fundamental and advance aspects of super-resolution fluorescence microscopy. Experimental demo-session will further deepen the understanding and applicability of super-resolution microscopy. As the name implies, super-resolution fluorescence microscopy is a field in which novel optical approaches and single molecule sensitive fluorescence methods are applied to answer question in cellular biology via nanoscale biological imaging.…
Find out more »Cross Institutional Bioimaging PhD Course
flyer-cross-uni-bioimaging The Cross Institutional Bioimaging Ph.D. course is interdisciplinary and cross-institutional and will be given by a series of lecturers who are experts within each their field of bioimaging. The course will take place at different institutions in order to expose the students to different research groups, their researchers and experimental research facilities. The course will thus give the student a unique opportunity of orienting him or herself within an active and diverse field of interdisciplinary science within bioimaging. The course…
Find out more »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…
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