Our infamous Hans Blom from the Advanced Light Microscopy facility at Scilife, is organizing a workshop at the end of this month.
Light sheet, super resolution and FCS on the menu, talks and demos.
Have a look at the program. 🙂
Tag: Workshop
How to kill your fear of image analysis?
Neubias is a European effort to get biologists comfortable with image analysis. conferences (Hungary, Jan 2018), courses, facility staff training, ‘biologists meet analysts’ meetings… They have it all!
Now this is your chance to learn and get help to analyze images for your microscopy project! Check the Neubias conference and courses in Hungary!
And if you would like to work with microscopy in the future, remember to join the ELMI (European Light Microscopy Initiative) so you get all their job announcements! 🙂
Try your sample on the Leica light sheet microscope!
We are delighted to host the Leica light sheet system, 25-26th January!
Have a look at the cool videos they have on their website! Check here for details on how to:
- Come and listen to the Leica Lightsheet seminar January 25th 11:00-12:00, Red seminar room (how to find)
- Book a private demo to image your own sample with the Leica specialist (January 25th and 26th).
Primo is a cool micropatterning device by Alveole
Primo is a cool micropatterning device that allows you to print your favourite protein on a Petri dish or a multi well plate with the pattern you want (down to 1 um resolution!). Print up to 3 proteins either in distinct or overlapping patterns, make gradients or even print on the walls of the wells. All you need is a jpeg image of your pattern! Then you can study how your favourite cells interact with the printed protein. See here how to book a time on the 18th of January to see it action!
BioPen is a microfluidics device by FluiCell
One can pipette out a controlled concentration of a reagent onto one or a few cells inside a dish, without affecting the other cells. All this is done on the microscope so you can record the cell reaction and get quantitative data.The adjacent cells can serve as internal controls or can be used for repeats of the experiment. The device also has many channels, allowing you rinse the cell after exposure then expose it to other reagents and even mix the reagents in the different channels as you want. Check here to get to the webinar or see how to try BioPen with your own sample!