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Journey into the Cellular World

Exploring 3D Live Cell Imaging Techniques

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Unlock the Future of Cellular Imaging

Exploring 3D Live Cell Imaging Technique

Join us for an immersive hands-on workshop that brings you face-to-face with cutting-edge fluorescence imaging technology, where you can analyze your own samples and directly assess how advanced 3D live cell imaging can benefit your research.
This event is specifically designed for scientists who want to delve into the latest imaging techniques, enabling them to explore and optimize their own workflows with the support of experts from ZEISS Microscopy.

Discover our state-of-the-art systems, including the Lattice SIM 3 imaging platform, the Celldiscoverer 7 with LSM, and the Arivis high-performance workstation for AI-powered image analysis.


What to Expect:

  • Fast Fluorescence Live Cell Imaging – also in 3D: Capture dynamic processes with high-resolution imaging for a clearer understanding of cellular events.
  • Gentle Fluorescence Imaging for Long-Term Experiments: Achieve long-term observation of live cells, tissues, and organoids without compromising sample integrity.
  • Imaging Live Cells, 3D Structures, and Small Model Organisms: Visualize complex biological systems including live tissues and organoids in 3D for unparalleled insights.

 

Key Features of the Workshop:

  • Work with Your Own Samples: This workshop allows you to bring your own research samples to the event. You'll have the opportunity to experience firsthand how this advanced technology can address your specific research questions.
  • Guidance from ZEISS Specialists: Benefit from expert advice on how to image your samples for optimal results. Our Zeiss specialists will help you set up the ideal imaging workflow and maximize the potential of your samples.
  • Optimize Your Imaging Workflow: Learn how to streamline your imaging process, from setup to data acquisition, ensuring you get the highest quality results.
  • Discover the Sweet Spots and Limitations of Different Technologies: Gain a deep understanding of the strengths and limitations of various imaging techniques, helping you make informed decisions about the best approach for your research
  • Take Away Your Data: After the workshop, you'll receive your imaging data to further analyze and visualize in your own projects.

 

Preparing for the Hands-On Demonstrations:

  • Online Seminar on Sample Preparation: Prior to the event, you'll have access to an online seminar that will cover optimal sample preparation and handling techniques for Lattice Structured Illumination and Confocal Imaging, ensuring you arrive well-prepared for the hands-on experience.


This workshop is a unique opportunity to advance your research and optimize your imaging capabilities with expert guidance.
Don’t miss out—secure your spot today and explore how 3D live cell imaging can transform your scientific investigations.

Agenda

  • 10 - 10.30 AM

    Question & Answer online presentation
    Mandatory sample prep session for ZEISS Lattice SIM and ZEISS Celldiscoverer 7

    Participation in the presentation is strongly recommended for a successful demo. Receive the link to participate in the online presentation in your confirmation.

    You can join the online meeting using this link.

  • 9 AM

    Welcome 
    Dr. Sandra Ritz, Johannes Gutenberg University, Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB), Microscopy Core Facility
    Dr. Bastian Hülsmann, Johannes Gutenberg University, Light Microscopy Core Facility (LMCF)
    Dr. Christian Backes, ZEISS

    9.15 AM

    News and views on modern fluorescence microscopy - An overview.
    Dr. Sven Poppelreuther, ZEISS

    9.45 AM

    3D Live cell imaging and super-resolution - How does it fit together?
    Gert Sonntag, ZEISS

    10 AM

    Coffee Break

    11 AM

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) based image analysis – How to start with arivis cloud.
    Dr. Noemi Castroviejo Jimenez, ZEISS

    11.30 AM

    Discussion

    12 PM

    Lunch

    1 PM

    System demonstration á 60 min in small groups

    • Gentle super-resolution live cell imaging with ZEISS Lattice SIM 3
    • Adaptable automation for advanced workflows with ZEISS Celldiscoverer 7
    • Image Analysis with arivis and ZEN including Artifical Intelligence (AI) strategies

    Including 30 min coffee break

    4.30 PM

    After work beer

  • Hands-on demonstration - Test your own specimen

    Register for an individual hands-on demonstration and test your own specimen using the Lattice SIM 3 or Celldiscoverer 7. Participation in the sample preparation presentation is strongly recommended for a successful demonstration.

    Choose yourself

    Gentle super-resolution live cell imaging with ZEISS Lattice SIM 3

    Adaptable automation for advanced workflows with ZEISS Celldiscoverer 7

    Image Analysis with arivis and ZEN including Artifical Intelligence (AI) strategies
    Analyze your generated imaging data with Lattice SIM 3 or Celldiscoverer 7 in your individual online demonstration. Appointments will be only arranged during Lattice SIM 3 or Celldicoverer 7 demo.

  • Lattice SIM

    Gentle Super-Resolution Live Cell Imaging with Lattice SIM 3

    Celldiscoverer 7

    Adaptable Automation for Advanced Workflows with ZEISS Celldiscoverer 7

    Software

    Image Analysis with Arivis and ZEN including Artifical Intelligence (AI) strategies

Location

IMB – Institute of Molecular Biology

Microscopy Core Facility Ackermannweg 4, Seminar room, 2nd level 55128 Mainz Germany

Registration

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Jan 28 Workshop: Please select your preferred date and system for the demonstration.

Jan 29–30: Individual hands-on demonstration slot
Registration includes one person, with the option to bring up to five additional members from your work group.

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