[3dem] Workshop: "From 3D Light to 3D Electron Microscopy: Correlative Microscopy for the Life Sciences"

[Robert Kirmse]

Dear all
on behalf of Zeiss I would like to take the opportunity to announce a 
workshop we 
are organizing together with the VIB in Ghent beginning of March 2014.
Please see below and visit the website for more information.

We are looking forward to welcome you in Ghent.
Best
Robert


>From 3D Light to 3D Electron Microscopy: Correlative Microscopy for the 
Life Sciences
The Flanders Institute of Biotechnology (VIB), in collaboration with 
Zeiss, is organizing a meeting on 3D correlative light and electron 
microscopy for the life sciences.
 Because life happens in 3 dimensions it is crucial for scientists to 
visualize biological structures within their context. 3D electron 
microscopy offers the possibility to obtain high resolution data sets from 
which scientists can explore ultrastructural information in three 
dimensions. Automated field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) 
is a giant step forward in the process of obtaining 3D volume information 
at nm resolution.
This scientific meeting and workshop will focus on the use of 3D SEM in 
life sciences and the recent developments in CLEM. There will be 2 keynote 
lectures by experts in biological imaging (Professor Harald Hess of 
Janeila farms HHMI and Professor Mark Ellisman of UCSD, NCMIR) scientific 
sessions lead by by world leaders in the field (Marco Cantoni, Lucy 
Collinson, Pascal Fua, Yannick Schwab and Cristel Genoud), workshops and 
round table discussions. The participants will have the opportunity to 
present their work as a poster or selected oral presentation.
Registration is free for academic applicants, but strictly limited to 100 
participants. You can register at http://www.zeiss.com/3DEM. 






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