Ace Slide Scanning on your Axioscan 7

This workshop will cover all aspects of successfully generating whole slide images utilizing the ZEISS Axioscan 7. A deep dive into software features with application examples will be covered. Current owners of ZEISS Axioscan 7 with any level of operational knowledge will primarily benefit while Z1 customers will have a chance to work with the added benefits on Axioscan 7.

This is a four-hour remote session (with breaks) broadcasted from the ZEISS Microscopy Customer Center (ZMCC) in Dublin, CA.

Topics that will be covered in this workshop include:

· System and software overview
· Configuring and optimizing Brightfield Scan Profiles
· Scan profile wizard overview
· Coarse and Fine focus strategies
· Scan settings
· Z stack , EDF, image compression
· Configuring and optimizing Fluorescence Scan Profiles
· Fluorescence scan settings
· Generate shading references and shading correction

Who should attend?

· Existing users of ZEISS Axioscan Z1 or Axioscan 7
· Infrequent users looking for a refresher on slide scanning workflows and gain higher level of proficiency
· Lab managers or technicians looking to improve their own skill level to better support and/or train other users of the instrument

Learning Objectives after completion of this workshop, attendees should:

· Possess an improved ability to select imaging parameters to yield high-quality images of their samples
· Have greater confidence with setting up scan profiles and troubleshooting on challenging sample types and analyzing acquired datasets.
· Be connected with the North American Applications team who can support them as they work towards acquiring the best data possible

Workshop Package and Payment:
· This is a paid training.
· The investment for this workshop is $400. You will receive a link to complete payment by credit card 10 weeks before the workshop. If you require a PO to purchase training please reach out to us after registering.
· To guarantee your spot, please make sure to submit your payment by June 2nd.