Micrographia@Western will be hosting a lunch ‘n’ learn session on the super-resolution technologies available at Western University. This session will cover the theory and application of Super Resolution Radial Fluctuation Microscopy (SRRF), Airyscan Confocal, STimulated Emission Depletion microscopy (STED) and Ground State Depletion Microscopy (GSDM). These technologies allow you to view objects below the ~250 nm resolution limit of conventional microscopy, with some providing a resolution as good as 15 nm, with many of these technologies being compatible with live-cell microscopy. All of these technologies are currently available at Western University in our microscopy cores, so you can immediately employ any of these methods in your research program.
This seminar is being provided by two experts in super resolution imaging, who have practical, hands-on experience with these technologies.
Note: lunch is not provided.