This practical course will cover advanced light microscopy techniques and participants will learn how to derive qualitative and quantitative insights on molecular mechanisms in cells and developing organisms.

The main topics of the Seventeenth Workshop (EMAS 2023) are: electron probe microanalysis (EPMA); electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD); software tools; focussed ion beam; Combined techniques in SEM; and materials applications of microbeam analysis.

The NEUBIAS conference is a forum to exchange the newest findings, applications, and cutting-edge developments in Bioimage Analysis, machine learning, data mining, and storage.

Delegates will be offered the opportunity to learn about and try various LSFM systems. Prior knowledge is not required, and all interested are welcome to attend.

This Journal of Cell Science meeting brings together experts working at the interface between cell biology and imaging who use advanced light and electron microscopy approaches, as well as leading developers of imaging analysis approaches.

This one-week intensive microscopy course will cover all aspects of the technology from the principles of fluorescence imaging to multidimensional imaging in living cells.

This meeting will bring together researchers, manufacturers, and others involved in open microscopy to discuss recent developments, best practice, and goals for the future.

This course is intended for researchers ranging from PhD students to post-docs and senior scientists who wish to establish expansion microscopy in their respective laboratories.

This virtual course will show how public bioimaging data resources, centred around the BioImage Archive, enable and enhance machine learning based image analysis.

The 56th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Microscopy will be held on Tuesday May 23rd, 2023. Our annual meeting will be preceded by a workshop on Monday May 22nd, 2023 – more details will be announced soon

A huge and varied scientific conference alongside Europe’s largest free microscopy and imaging exhibition filled with a huge number of free training workshops.

The course provides an in-depth introduction to the world of time-resolved fluorescence microscopy with a focus on life science applications. The program combines lectures by experts in the field with interactive practical sessions on systems from market-leading companies.

As fluorescence lifetime-based readouts become more accessible, this course aims to provide a broad understanding of how the lifetime-based information can be leveraged to solve biological questions.

This very first GRC on Volume Electron Microscopy aims to bring together this fast-growing community to discuss the latest developments in the field, foster exchange of ideas, and stimulate new collaborations.

The Tissue Microstructure Imaging GRC is a unique forum for scientists whose primary area of research is the determination of cellular and sub-cellular biological tissue properties using magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, optical and electron microscopy, photoacoustics and other modalities.

This course gives participants a thorough grounding in super-resolution microscopy in an informal and intimate setting. It brings together leading academics and microscope suppliers to provide expertise and guidance in the theory, practise and analysis of all major super-resolution techniques.

Don’t miss out on the premier microscopy education and networking event of the year – Microscopy and Microanalysis 2023 in Minneapolis, Minnesota!

Session topics

• In situ structural imaging
• Super-resolution microscopy
• Probes & biosensors
• Organismal and intravital imaging
• Cross-scale imaging
• Image analysis & modelling

Incorporating a balanced conference programme of light and electron microscopy in both physical and life sciences – microscopists, manufacturers, and suppliers will come together to share new techniques, applications and technology.