Time-Resolved Microscopy Course 2019
11th European short course on
"Time-Resolved Microscopy and Correlation Spectroscopy"
February 19-21, 2019 in Berlin, Germany
Summary
Over 40 participants from universities and industry attended the 11th edition of this course and enjoyed it greatly. Six lectures and five hands-on sessions with instruments from major microscopy companies Nikon, Olympus, PicoQuant, Scientifica, and Zeiss were given. These sessions covered different methods and procedures used in (time-resolved) fluorescence microscopy such as FLIM / rapidFLIM, FLIM-FRET, F(L)CS, PLIM for material science, single molecule spectroscopy, and STED super-resolution microscopy.
Aim and purpose
The course is intended for individuals wishing an in-depth introduction to the principles of time-resolved fluorescence microscopy and its applications to Life Sciences. Attendees are typically professionals who are using or intend to use fluorescence microscopy in their research. Most attendees have some knowledge of fluorescence, typically in a specialized area. However, other individuals, from totally different research areas and industry, get the opportunity to enter this exciting field in a very effective way and greatly benefit from the experimental sessions.
Hands-on instrumentation
The following companies provided hands-on experiments during the course:
- Zeiss
- Nikon
- Olympus
- Scientifica
- PicoQuant
Course instructors
- Jan Willem Borst
Wageningen University and Research, The Netherlands
- Jörg Enderlein
University of Göttingen, Germany - Fred Wouters
University of Göttingen, Germany
- Chris Dunsby
Imperial College London, United Kingdom - Mark Hink
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Andreas Bülter
PicoQuant GmbH, Berlin, Germany
Schedule
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