Our course starts tomorrow! 😀
Target audience:
The aim for this course is to improve the microscopy skills of students and researchers who have already used a microscope to acquire digital images of fluorescent samples and want to improve their skills.
Registrations are closed but all lectures are open to everyone without registration.
- The schedule and details of the venue are here.
- All lectures are also available online live. The link and instructions to watch are here.
- Make sure you check the schedule in case of last minutes changes.
If you are in Sweden, you are welcome to try some of the equipment on demo with your own sample.
To book at timeslot, please contact the responsible person directly.
- Light sheet microscope from M2Lasers: Valentina Loschiavo Valentina.Loschiavo(at)m2lasers.com
- Fast imaging of large sample
- Overview function to navigate in the sample and find the region of interest
- 800x800um field of view with 1um min resolution
- Any immersion media
- Sample size up to centimetres
- Wide Field microscope from Nikon with 3 different Andor cameras: Oliver Garner (oliver.garner(at)bergmanlabora.se)
- Nikon Ti2 microscope with 4 times larger field of view
- A front illuminated sCMOS camera: Good sensitivity and resolution, great speed, but a greyish background (Andor Zyla 4.2)
- A back-illuminated EM-CCD camera: highly sensitive camera with very dark background, but lower resolution and lower speed (Andor 897U)
- A back-illuminated sCMOS camera: same sensitivity and low background as an EM-CCD but better resolution and speed (Andor Sona)