Training in photonic and electron microscopy, cytometry and data analysis 🗓 🗺

This intensive training course is aimed at academic or corporate staff wishing to improve their knowledge and skills regarding the acquisition and interpretation of images and data resulting from microscopy or cytometry techniques. An intensive 4.5-day event, it will combine theoretical lectures (50% - limited to 10 trainees) and practical sessions (50% [...]
ZEISS Workshop: Technologies 🗓 🗺

Which technology for which needs? Through this technological journey, the ZEISS speaker will present various microscopy solutions. The technological uniqueness of each solution makes it possible to optimally address very specific issues. You will have the opportunity to revisit confocal microscopy approaches while taking into account […]
Fluorescence microscopy: basics and new developments 🗓 🗺

This intensive training course is aimed at academic or corporate staff wishing to improve their knowledge and skills regarding the acquisition and interpretation of images on different types of fluorescence microscopes. An intensive event taking place over 4.5 days, it will combine lectures (limited to 10 trainees) and practical sessions (in sub-groups of maximum 4 people), interspersed [...]
Prototyping and Device Control: Open Solutions for Science 🗓 🗺

The «Prototypes and Device Control» group of the RT-MFM (Multidimensional Fluorescence Microscopy-CNRS) is organising its third conference on the prototyping of scientific instrumentation (SOS: Open Solutions for Science) on 20 and 21 October in Strasbourg. This meeting is an opportunity to discover, see and discuss innovative scientific instrumentation prototype projects […]
Imaging Flow Cytometry Co-localisation Webinar 🗓

This new webinar proposed by the Image Cytometry Working Group of the French Cytometry Association will take place on Monday 21st March 2022 from 13:30 to 14:45. These meetings are an opportunity to cover scientific topics through presentations given by experts followed by discussions. Programme: 13:30-14:00: Molecular polarisations and […]
Introduction to the Cytek Aurora cytometer 🗓 🗺

The Cytometry and Cell Sorting facility of the I2MC is organising an online seminar on Thursday 17th February at 14:00 to present its new instrument: the AURORA CS spectral cytometer dedicated to flow spectral cytometry. Programme: Organisation of the technical facility, by Alexia Zakaroff-Girard Presentation of spectral cytometry and [...]
Advances in live imaging 3rd Edition ! 🗓 🗺

Following the suspension due to health reasons, the Highlight Imaging day is back in-person! This meeting will be a friendly opportunity to discuss the latest advances in the field of imaging. The Toulouse Imaging Network platform is renewing its scientific half-day on advances in in vivo imaging, focusing this time on «Imaging and […]
The Image Cytometry group webinars 🗓 🗺

As part of the French Cytometry Association (AFC), this working group was created in order to foster scientific exchange between experienced or novice users of imaging cytometry, promote the emergence of applications and the integration of new data processing approaches, or quite simply, to facilitate the dissemination of good practices. The […]
Introduction to the Cytek Aurora cytometer 🗓 🗺

The Cytek™ Aurora, a new instrument dedicated to spectral flow cytometry, will be presented during a webinar on 3 May. Programme Presentation of spectral flow cytometry Advantages of this new technology Applications / Multi-colour analysis: Presentation of our multi-colour panels up to 5L UV,V,B,Y/G,R Combination of fluorochromes with [...] emission spectra
Training in new correlative microscopy techniques (ANF) 🗓 🗺

This 20th edition of the National Training Action (ANF) in microscopy on «new correlative microscopy techniques» brings together technicians, engineers and researchers from both the public and private sectors wishing to deepen their knowledge of correlative microscopy. This two-day training course (3 days taking logistical aspects into account) will take place at […]
