The light microscope allows scientists to explore the miniature world with ease, yet this very accessibility can lead to confusion and frustration in the research laboratory. Researchers must adopt experimental approaches based on established guidelines for microscopy as a discipline. Although it can be simple to view a specimen or capture an image, it takes time and effort to develop the skills and mindset required for rigorous and reproducible experiments.
This Technique Talk will describe how to develop light and fluorescence imaging techniques for obtaining more representative and reproducible images.
Learning Objectives
Unifying concepts and best practices for light microscopy
Optimizing fluorescence imaging
Highlighting the importance of practical knowledge and experience
Thursday, June 10, 2021
2:30 - 3:30 PM Eastern Time
Instructors
Pina Colarusso, PhD Director, Live Cell Imaging Laboratory Snyder Institute for Chronic DiseaseResearch Associate Professor Department of Physiology and Pharmacology University of Calgary
Lucy Swift, PhD Optical Imaging Specialist, Live Cell Imaging Laboratory Snyder Institute for Chronic Disease University of Calgary
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