Imaging Workshop hosted by the Centre for Cell Imaging
9:00am - 5:00pm /
Monday 21st September 2015
Type: Workshop /
Category: Research
- Dr Violaine See
- Admission: Free
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Day 1 (21 September): Making the most of Microscopy; Introduction to new capabilities in the CCI and their applications
Day 2 (22 September): Imaging and analysis hands on
This imaging workshop is for scientists who use or intend to use fluorescence microscopy for their research. It will cover basics of microscopy and also introduce advanced new technologies which are available in the Centre for Cell Imaging in Liverpool (CCI): bioAFM, multiphoton microscopy, Life time Fluorescence Imaging (FLIM; FLIM-FRET), Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence microscopy (TIRF) as well as image storage and analysis.
Day 2 (22 September): Imaging and analysis hands on
This imaging workshop is for scientists who use or intend to use fluorescence microscopy for their research. It will cover basics of microscopy and also introduce advanced new technologies which are available in the Centre for Cell Imaging in Liverpool (CCI): bioAFM, multiphoton microscopy, Life time Fluorescence Imaging (FLIM; FLIM-FRET), Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence microscopy (TIRF) as well as image storage and analysis.