
2025 Spring Computational Microscopy Sessions
Micrographia@Western is excited to announce our next educational series, the Spring Computational Microscopy Sessions! These afternoon tutorials, running May 6, 7, and 8, will teach you three core skills needed to perform the majority of image analysis tasks – deconvolution, segmentation, and colocalization.
Each session is a stand-alone session, so you can pick and choose which sessions you attend. All three sessions are free, but space is limited, so you must sign up for each session you wish to attend. There are no prerequisites for these sessions, but to get the most out of them you will need to bring a laptop to each session, and you will need to install some free software prior to the sessions.
Presented by Marc Courchesne and Dr. Bryan Heit
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Microscopy is a technology central to many scientific disciplines and has been subject to significant capital investments by faculties, departments, and individual faculty members at Western University. However, the rapid evolution of new imaging technologies and their associated, complex methodologies necessitates formalized training, active collaboration between microscopists, practical mentorship of trainees, and leveraging of the expertise and technologies already available in Western’s established cores facilities. Micrographia@Western brings together microscopists from across Western University, including the affiliated hospitals and colleges, to promote microscopy education and the use of microscopy in research.
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Engage with your local microscopy enthusiasts.
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Work with skilled microscopists from across London, Ontario.
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