Second call for Live Cell Imaging workshop LCI'09

[Stephen Firth]

Second call for Participants for the Live Cell Imaging workshop LCI'09 at Monash Micro Imaging

We are now more than half-full for the workshop in December so please get your applications in!

We have Student Bursaries (AU $500) that will subsidise the LCI'09 fee of $1000, available to students who also register at Light in Life Sciences Conference http://www.physics.mq.edu.au/research/fluoronet/LILS09/ and the MMI LCI'09 workshop http://microimaging.monash.org/lci09.html. Proof of registration at LILS  and student status is required for this bursary.

In addition to Monash Micro Imaging's six confocal and four widefield microscopes several systems are being brought in by our supporting companies, including:

Applied Precision Deltavision Core deconvolution microscope provided by Berthold Australia

Lieca Live cell system provided by Leica Australia

Nikon Live Cell System and Biostation widefield microsopes provided by Coherent Scientific

Olympus FV10i confocal microscope provided by Olympus Australia

Zeiss LSM700 confocal microscope provided by Zeiss

Zeiss Cell Observer Live cell widefield system provided by Zeiss

With a wide range of speakers from across the globe

Invited Speakers
Cameron Nowell, Ludwig Cancer Research Institute
Guy Cox*, University of Sydney
Hisashi Okugawa, Nikon, Japan
Iain Johnson, Invitrogen, USA
J. Paul Robinson*, Purdue University
Marius Messerli, Bitplane, Switzerland
Mark Prescott, Monash University
Nick Klonis, La Trobe University
Pan Xiaotao, Photometrics, Singapore
Rob Bryson-Richardson*, Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute
Sarah Ellis*, Peter MacCallum Research Institute
Stephen Firth*, Monash University

Steve Cody*, Monash University

* Denotes mentors for the practical sessions

Includes twelve hours of lectures, twenty-two hours of live cell experiments and eight hours of image analysis using Metamorph and Imaris.

Come see us Down Under for a hot Aussie summer!