All Forthcoming Events

The 7th Workshop in this series will host plant biologists and virologists, with special sessions on super-resolution microscopy and nanofiltration applications

The course covers electron microscopy cryo-techniques aimed at the life sciences and cell biology, but the methods can be transferred to other fields.
Organised by Allison van de Meene.

in conjunction with EPSRC

This annual meeting is being held on the Rolls Royce site in Derby and is being organised by Eleanor Clarke (Rolls Royce).

This popular annual course in Electron Microscopy is being organised by Rik Brydson at Leeds University. The course takes place from 12 - 16 April 2010 and places are still available.

Short course taking place in The Netherlands.

A meeting by Euroscicon.

This annual meeting is organised by Ricardo Morilla (Royal Marsden) and takes place 19th May 2010 in London

This workshop is being organised by Justin Molloy (NIMR)and will take place Friday 4th June 2010

All about our flagship exhibition and conference which will take place in 2010 at ExCeL in London.

The popular annual Scanning Probe Microscopy Meeting is being held at ExCeL, London on 30th June and 1st July as part of MICROSCIENCE 2010.

The workshop is intended for all PhD students, Postdocs, academic and technical staff who use aberration corrected STEM as part of their research.

This annual course is organised by Peter O'Toole at York University.

Inter/Micro is an international conference dedicated to applied microscopy

A 2-day hands on Confocal Microscopy Course. This course is organised by Peter O'Toole.

XRM 2010 is the tenth conference in a series that started in Göttingen, Germany in 1983, and has traveled the globe bringing together experts in the development and use of x-ray microscopes.

This course provides an introduction to stereology and focuses on its practical application in biomedicine. It covers experimental design, sampling and use of stereological probing.
The program includes lectures, exercises and laboratory demonstrations.

This intensive 5-day course is aimed at biology and biomedical research and technical staff who wish to learn a range of techniques for imaging cells.

A course in Flow Cytometry for both beginners and more advanced users. This course is organised by Peter O'Toole.

Revealing the Nanoworld in Life and Materials Science

A one day meeting on the Microscopy of Joining Materials. This meeting is organised by Rebecca Higginson and supported by the Loughborough University Materials Research School.

This course has been organised by the European Society for Clinical Cell Analysis (ESCCA) and the Sociedad Ibérica de Citometría (SIC)