A limited number of students (approx. 40) will be admitted in order to have no more than 3/4 students for each instrument or set-up.
On November 27th, Lectures will be open access starting from 2,30 pm ending at 7,30 pm. All together dinner for invited speakers, students and instructors will be offered at 8 pm.
Basic courses will be included for students on:
Confocal, Image scanning microscopy (ISM) and STED; STORM, d-STORM; Live cell imaging; 2-photon and FLIM/FRET; Fast volumetric imaging and particle tracking; Expansion Microscopy.
Starting from November 28th we will have tutorials and practical sessions. On December 1st we will end at lunch time.
For registration, visit the SIOF website or contact us: “lauretta.galeno at iit.it” (in copy to “alberto.diaspro at iit.it” and “manuela.salvatori at iit.it”) - mandatory subject “3rd NIC at IIT practical workshop”
Type
FEE IN EUROS (€)
PhD student
150€
Post Doc
200€
Professionals or companies
500€
IIT members, SIOF members: PhD students
100€
IIT members, SIOF members: Post Docs
150€
The fee will include technical and scientific material, all together dinner and packet lunch.
Speakers
Tuesday 13th, 14.00 to 19.00
Location: Sala delle Grida - City Center - Piazza De Ferrari, Genova
Open access session
David M. Jameson, University of Hawaii, USA
A Nano-History of Fluorescence
Enrico Gratton, University of California Irvine, USA
Mechanisms of molecular transport in live cells
Grace Huynh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Expansion Microscopy for understanding complex biological systems'
Michelle Digman, University of California Irvine, USA
Spatial-temporal imaging methods and fluorescence lifetime to measure p53 protein dynamics in living cell
Francisco J. Barrantes, UCA-CONICET, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Superresolution microscopy of synaptic proteins
Martin vandeVen, Universiteit Hasselt, Belgium
Discovering Detail: Spectroscopic Rulers Bridge Nanoscale Gaps Via Förster Dependence of descriptors of coclustering and co-localization on spatial and temporal resolution.
Alberto Diaspro, IIT, Italy
The Extraordinary Microscope
Practical Sessions
Location
Nikon Imaging Center, -1 floor at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Please note that this is a closed session for registered students.