4-6 October 2022, Trieste, Italy
Imaging technologies are widespread in the life science laboratories today. Many biological questions may be addressed applying fluorescence microscopy and live imaging technologies. Advances in the available instruments and technologies are continuously evolving. [email protected] aims at instructing researchers in the use of fluorescence microscopy in life science applications. The Course examines cutting-edge technologies through real-world examples provided by a panel of experts. Four imaging/analysis stations are organized on the instruments: confocal imaging, live cell microscopy, high-throughput microscopy, image processing and quantitative analysis
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Alessandro Cometta, Zeiss, Milan, Italy
Setup and technology of a confocal microscope
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Gabriele Baj, University of Trieste, Italy
Fluorescence Microscopy: from basic principles to instrumental options
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Michaela Grandolfo, SISSA Trieste, Italy
Optimization of specimens for fluorescence microscopy
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Paolo Maiuri, IFOM, Milan, Italy
Quantitative imaging for the study of nuclear organisation in space and time
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Gianluca Pegoraro, NIH Bethesda, USA
High-throughput imaging
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Francesco Valente, Lig NanoWise
Sponsored Technology: Super-resolution optical imaging using a microsphere-based objective lens
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Roman Polishchuck, TIGEM, Naples, Italy
Cutting-edge Technology: Correlative light-electron microscopy (CLEM) in modern bio-medical research
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Mirko Cortese, TIGEM, Naples, Italy
Cutting-edge Technology: Advanced microscopy technologies to study positive-strand RNA viruses
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Peter Horvath, Institute of Biochemistry Biological Research Centre, Szeged, Hungary
Cutting-edge Technology: Life Beyond the Pixels: Image Analysis and Machine Learning Methods for Single-Cell Drug Discovery
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