Imaging ONEWORLD series
Scientific Organisers: Stefanie Reichelt, Alex Sossick, Nick Barry, Alessandro Esposito and Kirti Prakash
Imaging ONEWORLD covers topics including sample preparation, labelling strategies, experimental workflows, and ‘how-to’ image and analyse. The webinars examine inspiring new scientific ideas and facilitate collaborations, with speakers also available for questions and answers. The organisers, CRUK CI core facility staff, Gurdon Institute, MRC-LMB, MRC CU and NPL are also able to continue the discussion and provide advice on your imaging projects.
If you would like to speak at a future meeting in this series, please fill in the form here.
For any questions in regards to the Imaging ONEWORLD series, please contact Kate Jermey.
Series Schedule
You can register for an individual meeting by clicking on the corresponding link below.
If you would like to sign up for the whole series, please register for the next occurence and select the 'Enrol for Whole Series' box during registration.
Upcoming Lectures:
Please note, all meetings begin at 13:00GMT.
- 25th January 2021: "Deep learning-based point scanning super resolution imaging" - Linjing Fang, Salk Institute for Biological Sciences
- 1 February 2021: 'The Power in your Pocket - Your Smartphone as a Super-Resolution Microscope' - Benedict Diederich, Leibniz Institute for Photonic Technology
- 8 February 2021: 'DNA Based, Monofunctionalized quantum dots for single particle BioImaging of proteins in living cells' - Dhiraj Devidas Bhatia, Indian Institute of Technology
- 15 February 2021: 'Primed Conversion: The New Kid on the Block for Photoconversion' - Periklis Pantazis, Imperial College London
- 22 February 2021 - Speaker and Talk Title TBC
- 1 March 2021 - Heba Sailem, University of Oxford
- 8 March 2021 - Simon Ameer-Beg, King's College London
- 15 March 2021- Speaker and Talk Title TBC
- 22 March 2021 - Nicholas Watson, University of Cambridge
- 12 April 2021 - Jennifer Lippinscott-Schwartz, Janelia Research Campus
- 19 April 2021 - Seamus Holden, Newcastle University
- 26 April 2021 - Aubrey Weigel, Janelia Research Campus
- 10 May 2021 - Robert Haase, Technische Universitat Dresden
Previous lectures:
- 11th January 2021: 'Monitoring CRISPR-Cas target search in live bacteria using single-molecule localisation microscopy' - Johannes Holbein, Wageningen U&R
- 14th December 2020: 'A deep learning strategy to segment nuclei with only 3 annotated images' - Thierry Pecot, Medical University of South Carolina
- 7th December 2020: "Decrypting MINFLUX and laser-free super-resolution microscopy" - Kirti Prakash, National Physical Laboratory
- 30th November 2020: "Biological imaging using mass spectrometry – new concepts for a National Capability at the Rosalind Franklin Institute" - Ian Gilmore, National Physical Laboratory
- 23rd November 2020: "Chemical Microscopy - Making the Invisible Visible and Vice Versa" Sapun Parekh, The University of Texas at Austin
- 9th November 2020: 'Oblique Plane Microscopy' - Chris Dunsby, Imperial College, London, UK
- 2nd November 2020: 'Unfinished tales: three short stories interrupted by the pandemic' - Hari Shroff, Laboratory of High Resolution Optical Imaging (HROI), NIBIB, Bethesda MD, USA
- 26th October 2020: 'High-Resolution, Large Field-of-View, and Multi-View Single Objective Light-Sheet Microscopy' - Loic Royer, Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, San Francisco, CA, USA
- 19th October 2020: 'Direct Optical Nanoscopy with Axially Localized Detection' - Sandrine Lévêque-Fort, CNRS/ Univ. Paris Sud, France
- 12th October 2020: 'Metabolic Index” measurements using the Phasor/FLIM method' - Michelle Digman, Department of Biomedical Engineering 3103 Natural Sciences II Irvine, CA
- 5th October 2020: "Novel nanoscopes (MoNaLISA, Smart RESOLFT, Adaptive STED) with the use of new molecular switchers (rsFusionRed)' - Ilaria Testa, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, STOCKHOLM, Sweden
- 28th September 2020: 'High-speed bio-imaging: Visualizing fast dynamics in biology and neuroscience' - Robert Prevedel, EMBL. Heidelberg
- 21st September 2020: 'Mapping microscopic viscosity and temperature using molecular rotors and FLIM' - Marina Kuimova, Imperial College, London
- 14th September 2020: 'How thin is your light sheet? Tips to survive the data apocalypse.' Emmanuel G. Reynaud, University College Dublin, Republic of Ireland
- 7th September 2020: 'Superresolution microscopy for structural cell biology' - Jonas Ries, EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany
- 27th July 2020: 'How to stay focused in 3D microscopy' - Reto Fiolka, UT Southwestern, Dallas TX, USA - at 1pm (usual time)
- 20th July 2020: 'Tissue-Scale Cell Biology with Axially Swept Light-Sheet Microscopy' - Kevin Dean, Assistant Professor, and Director of the Microscopy Innovation Lab, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX, USA
- 13th July 2020: "Computational Methods for Visualization, Simulation, and Restoration Microscopy Data' - Martin Weigert, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
- 6th July 2020: 'Dynamic integration of metabolism and growth factor signaling in single cells' - John Albeck, UC Davis, Davis, USA
- 29th June 2020: 'Generic Deconvolution' Rainer Heintzmann, IPC, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität & Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology, Jena, Germany
- 22nd June 2020: 'Towards Decentralised Life-Science Imaging Data Resources - Large Scale Data Ecosystem for Single Cell Imaging.' - Aleksandra Tarkowska, Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge, UK.
- 15th June 2020: 'Expansion Microscopy' - Ed Boyden, MIT Medialab & McGovern Institute, Cambridge, MA, USA
- 08th June 2020: 'Imaging Brain Organoids' - Madeline Lancaster, MRC LMB, Cambridge, UK
- 01st June 2020: '3D super-resolution microscopy of chromatin ‘blobs’' - Lothar Schermelleh, MICRON, Oxford, UK
- 18th May 2020: 'Imaging and analysing large, living samples with light-sheet microscopy' - Kate McDole, MRC-LMB, Cambridge, UK
- 11th May 2020: 'Probing and controlling cell biochemistry by light: FRET/FLIM & Optogenetics' - Alessandro Esposito, MRC Cancer Unit, Cambridge, UK
The One World Seminars have been one of the BEST things to evolve out of COVID for me and my small team. It has really educated us enormously about microscopy techniques.. we really appreciate the effort you all have done to make these meetings happen and the high quality of ALL the talks - definitely worth getting up to watch every Monday morning in Texas!
From all corona-born seminar series I've attended, together with the Neubias Academy I enjoy this here the most! Thank you so much to all the organizers and speakers.