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SYMPOSIUM ON MICROSCOPY IMAGING:
FROM MOLECULES TO ORGANISMS
Organized by the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology in cooperation with Nikon
MARCH 22 – MARCH 23, 2017
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of Photonics // Auditorium // Albert-Einstein-Str. 6 // Jena
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PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2017
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9:15 Opening Remarks
9:30 Lab on the cheap: 3D printing high precision mechanisms
for open source microscopy // Richard Bowman (University of
Cambridge)
10:05 Lightsheet Image Reconstruction and the Application to
Whole Organism Transcription Imaging // Stephan Preibisch
(MDC Berlin)
10:40 COFFEE BREAK – DISCUSSIONS
11:10 The Mesolens: a giant colour-corrected microscope objective
for subcellular 3D resolution within 85 cubic millimetres of
tissue. // Brad Amos (MRC Cambridge)
11:45 Image Scanning Microscopy with engineered point spread
functions // Alexander Jesacher (Universität Innsbruck)
14:05 Holographic Micro-endoscopy Through Multimode
­Waveguides // Tomas Cizmar (University of Dundee)
14:40 Nikon N-SIM: Super Resolution made simple // Pablo H. Varas (Nikon)
15:15 COFFEE BREAK – DISCUSSIONS 15:45 Deep-tissue imaging and whole-vertebrate microscopy //
Benjamin Judkewitz (Charité Berlin)
16:20 Principle and applications of low-light time resolved
­microscopy in cell biology // Werner Zuschratter (LIN Magdeburg)
16:55 Raman light sheet microscopy // Walter Müller (IPHT Jena)
17:30 Closing Remarks
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 2017
12:20 LUNCH BREAK
9:00-17:00 Hands on Sessions
13:30 Looking Deeply in Living Biology // John Girkin (Durham University)
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