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Oxford Instruments

We envisage that the symposium will attract a diverse range of specialists with expertise in Earth & Environmental Sciences, Archaeology, and Civil Engineering from both educational institutions and the private sector. A number of specialist equipment and consumables suppliers will also attend, present and exhibit.

The theme of the workshop will be in a similar vein to previous events including knowledge transfer in the skills and different techniques of thin section preparation, the preparation of high quality, high integrity petrographic sections and surfaces for microscopic analysis, including sample cutting, epoxy resin impregnation both vacuum and pressure, grinding, lapping, bonding, resectioning and polishing for EBSD, EMP, TEM and SEM.

Geophysik und Geologie,    Messtechnik

The 20th Raman Imaging Symposium will take place September 23 - 25, 2024 in Ulm, Germany. Europe’s preeminent annual conference for Raman microscopy and spectroscopy brings the international community together and provides a stage for presenting the field’s very latest discoveries. Researchers of every discipline are cordially invited to be part of this event.

Geophysik und Geologie,    Messtechnik

Society for Ultrastructural Pathology (SUP)

The Society for Ultrastructural Pathology (SUP) is a nonprofit international organization of electron microscopists whose interest and purpose are to examine and disseminate information on the fine structure (micro- and nanometer level) of cells and tissues. Formed in 1986, the Society fosters the application of electron microscopy in the diagnosis and research of diseases, and its meetings are an opportunity for the exchange of ultrastructural and immunohistochemical information relevant to diagnostic pathology. The academic objectives of the Society are accomplished at its biennial international meeting, UltraPath, as well as through its journal, Ultrastructural Pathology. The SUP is also a Companion Society of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology (USCAP), and holds a Companion Meeting in conjunction with each yearly USCAP meeting.

Royal Microscopical Society (RMS)

Optoelektronik und Anzeigetechnik,    Optik und Laser

BPS - The Biophysical Society

The field of biology is experiencing a transformative phase, thanks to remarkable advances in single-particle cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM). The explosion of high-resolution cryo-EM maps is challenging computational biophysics to rapidly and robustly discern mechanistic implications from the experimental data. Emerging theoretical approaches aim at processing, validating, complementing, and interpreting cryo-EM data, overcoming issues in image analysis, map refinement, and the simulation of large biomolecules. This thematic meeting seeks to explore the interface between computational biophysics and cryo-EM, highlighting the breadth of work that spans these two fields, and encouraging new synergies. Our goal for this meeting is to maximize the potential of computations and experiments in the field of single-particle cryo-EM.

Biophysik,    Molekularbiologie

EMBL Heidelberg

The course aims to train biological microscopy users in two forms of super-resolution light microscopy, Stimulated Emission Depletion (STED) Microscopy and Minimal photon fluxes (MINFLUX). Both techniques require technical understanding of the process and instrumentation, training in the method specific requirements of sample preparation and in the acquisition procedures and an understanding of how to further analyze the acquired image data. It is the aim of the course to provide the tools for the successful execution of nanoscopy experiments with these two distinct methods. The course should also allow the participants to understand the specific benefits of the different techniques and thus help them in choosing the right approach for their experimental needs.

Email: diah.yulianti@embl.de

Royal Microscopical Society (RMS)

NETHERLANDS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY INFRASTRUCTURE (NEMI)

The NEMI infrastructure consists of a distributed network of local EM Nodes and a number of unique Flagship Nodes, which offer highly advanced EM technologies requiring specific expertise and often very costly instrumentation. Together, these technologies enable imaging across different length, resolution and time scales and allow integration with light microscopy and proteomics.

Royal Microscopical Society (RMS)

Royal Microscopical Society (RMS)

This meeting will consist of themed plenary sessions with talks from invited speakers. There will also be parallel scientific workshops organised by members of the cytometry community and parallel commercial workshops. There will be a large exhibition and the opportunity to network with flow and image cytometrists from all over Europe and beyond. The meeting will highlight advances in flow and image instrumentation, high content screening, cancer and stem cell biology, applications of clinical cytometry and the development of novel probes and approaches in many areas of biomedical research.

Focuses on the development of new and creative techniques in optical microscopy for biological or biomedical applications.

European Microbeam Analysis Society (EMAS)

Royal Microscopical Society (RMS)

The Microscience Microscopy Congress will be back in 2025! One of the biggest events of its kind in Europe, mmc2025 incorporating EMAG 2025 will bring you the very best in microscopy, imaging and cytometry from across the globe. With six parallel conference sessions, a world-class exhibition, workshops, satellite meetings, an international Imaging Competition and more, it is simply the place to be for anyone who uses a microscope for work, study or pleasure.

Microscopy Society of America

EMBL Heidelberg

Microscopy is a key methodology in life science research, where the reliability of scientific findings based on data generated on microscopes rely on substantiated qualitative and quantitative image data analysis. Due to the complexity of the data, without expert guidance, it is very likely that image analysis algorithms may be applied incorrectly, possibly even producing erroneous results. Moreover, the diversity of imaging modalities, analysis algorithms and software solutions is growing so rapidly that even experts are overwhelmed. This course aims to promote excellence in bioimage analysis, targeting scientists who already work in this area or harbor ambitions to do so – and will instruct on the latest developments in the field with ample group and networking activities with leading experts in the topic.

Julia Patricia Nohle;     Email: julia.nohle@embl.de

Optica

Microscopy Society of America