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UKE Microscopy Imaging Facility (DFG Research Infrastructure Portal: RI_00489)
If someone of you is potentially interested to work in the industry direction microscopy, please consider the job offerings of the company Abberior (leader in super resolution optical microscopy) below.
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In cooperation with Leica Microsystems and the Centre for Structural Systems Biology (CSSB) Hamburg, we invite you to attend a series of talks and product showcases featuring the STELLARIS 8 FALCON confocal and THUNDER Imager widefield systems.
Join this exciting workshop and learn how these microscopy innovations can make a difference to your research.
To participate to any event of the workshop, registration is necessary (please follow the links below), but there are no registration fees. You are all invited to participate and you can extend this invitation to anyone you think might be interested.
Wednesday 9th February, ONLINE PRESENTATION >>>> click HERE for details and registration <<<<
The experienced Leica team of advanced workflow specialists will present the innovation and application possibilities of both systems. Put your questions to their experts and discuss your application needs.
Monday 21st - Friday 25th February, LIVE PRODUCT SHOWCASE >>>> click HERE for details and registration <<<<
Come to the UKE Microscopy Facility (UMIF) for a personal demonstration and try the systems out with your own microscopy samples.
Important!! Please send a feedback Email to Dr. Antonio Virgilio Failla (a.failla{at}uke.de) if you intend to participate to the webinars and the practical tests (the latest will be necessary for reserving you time and for respecting the security regulation).
This interesting webinar (07.12.2021 between 11:30-12:30) will focus your attention on a novel approach to quantify your imaging data, teaching the computer how to do it: deep learning.
If you are curious and you would like to know how it works, what it can do and how it can impact your research please do not hesitate to join, it is for free and you are warmly invited!!!
When you send the registration email (in order to get the webinar link) please make Dr. Antonio Virgilio Failla in cc (a.failla{at}uke.de)
Please extend the invitation to anyone you think might be interested!
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