IVSLA International School on Nanoscale Optical Microscopy

11 - 14 June 2019, Venice, Italy

Info

The objective of this School is to advance the field of nanoscale optical microscopy operating at the scale of nanometres to tens of nanometres, through the exchange of information, ideas, and innovative techniques. The understanding of methods and techniques has the great potential of allowing, in the near future, for the design and performance of new exciting experiments in Biophysics, Optics and Photonics.

Lessons will be held in the magnificent Palazzo Loredan, Venice.

Confirmed Faculty

Periasamy Ammasi
Nicholas Anthony
Paolo Bianchini
Marco Castello
Francesca Cella Zanacchi
Takahiro Deguchi
Alberto Diaspro
Joerg Enderlein
Nathalie Garin
Satoshi Kawata
Luca Lanzanò
Aymeric Le Gratiet
Michael Mancini
Ryu Nakamura
Ricardo Nunes Bastos
Peter Saggau
Lothar Schermelleh
Stefano Selci
Colin Sheppard
Peter So
Arianna Traviglia
Giuseppe Vicidomini
Paul Wiseman

Fees

We have only 35 seats with lodging plus 10 without.

Type	FEE IN EUROS (€)
(IIT-SIOF-SIBPA vs. others) including lodging, social dinner, lunches and coffee breaks	€550/600
(IIT-SIOF-SIBPA vs. others) without lodging, but including social dinner, lunches and coffee breaks	€200/250

Registrations and Payments

Registrations and Payments will be done through the SIOF website (Italian branch of http://www.myeos.org)

Current acceptance criterium: first in first out.

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Program

Tuesday 11th June, 2019

Time	Event/Speaker	Description
from 13:00	Light Lunch
15:00-16:00	Registration & Coffee
16:00 - 19:00	Opening remarks	Alberto Diaspro, Giorgio M.Giacometti, Arianna Traviglia
	Colin J.R. Sheppard	Image formation in conventional and scanning microscopes
	Paul Wiseman	Introduction to image correlation spectroscopy in space, time and reciprocal space
	Ammasi Periasamy	FLIM, FRET, FLIRR Microscopy to characterize the endogenous molecules in live cells and tissue
20:00 - 23:00	Social Dinner	Ristorante “Gianni”, Dorsoduro 918/A-B, Zattere – 30123 Venice

Wednesday 12th June, 2019

09:00 - 11:00	(∼55')	Peter So	Paths toward non-fluorescence based super-resolution imaging
	(∼55')	Aymeric Le Gratiet	Label-free Stokes/Mueller-matrix and scattering scanning microscopy for biological organization imaging
11.00 - 11.30	Coffee Break
11.30 - 13:00	(∼30')	Marco Castello	PRISM: pixel reassignment image scanning microscopy	Genoa Instruments
	(∼55')	Stefano Selci	Hyperspectral imaging: a general view and applications for microscopy in biology	Genoa Instruments
13.00 - 15.00	Lunch
15.00 - 17:00	(∼55')	Francesca Cella Zanacchi	Quantitative super-resolution imaging of cells and tissues at the single molecule level
	(∼55')	Satoshi Kawata	Plasmonics and Raman spectroscopy for Nano-imaging and Microscopy
17.00 - 17.30	Coffee break
17.30 - 19.00	Poster Session

Thursday 13th June, 2019

09:00 - 11:00	(∼55')	Luca Lanzanò	Investigation of nuclear organization by nanoscale fluorescence microscopy and spectroscopy
	(∼55')	Paolo Bianchini	Novel approaches in super-resolution: from expansion microscopy to pump-probe	Itabi
11.00 - 11.30	Coffee Break
11.30 - 13:00	(∼30')	Ricardo Nunes Bastos	Meet the Nanoimager, the first desktop compatible super-resolution microscope	ONI
	(∼55')	Lothar Schermelleh	Chromatin organisation in mammalian cells - lessons from 3D super-resolution microscopy
13.00 - 15.00	Lunch
15.00 - 17:00	(∼55')	Peter Saggau	Scalable Encoded Microscopy for Optical Imaging of the Brain
	(∼55')	Giuseppe Vicidomini	Point-Scanning Microscopy with SPAD Array
17.00 - 17.30	Coffee break
17.30 - 19.00	(∼30')	Nathalie Garin	Lifetime imaging in an instant: SP8 FALCON	LEICA
	(∼55')	Takahiro Deguchi	The use of a tunable varifocal lens in confocal microscopy enables fast volumetric imaging of biological dynamics.	LEICA

Friday 14th June, 2019

09:00 - 11:00	(∼55')	Michael Mancini	Single cell analysis of endocrine disrupting chemicals by automated microscopy and image informatics
	(∼55')	Nicholas Anthony	Ptychographic imaging and other computational approaches to microscopy
11.00 - 11.30	Coffee Break
11.30 - 13:00	(∼30')	Ryu Nakamura	Twigs deep in the Forest	NIKON
	(∼55')	Joerg Enderlein	Image Scanning Microscopy and Metal Induced Energy Transfer: Enhancing Microscopy Resolution in All Directions
		Alberto Diaspro	Closing remarks
13.00	Farewell drinks and light lunch