Combining Fluorescence Microscopy and 3D Reconstruction to Investigate Neuron-glia Interaction in Different Neurological Diseases

Oi Academy | Webinar
Combining Fluorescence Microscopy and 3D Reconstruction to Investigate Neuron-glia Interaction in Different Neurological Diseases

1:00pm Thailand | 2:00pm Taiwan/Singapore | 3:00pm Korea | 5:00pm Sydney | 7:00pm New Zealand

Language: The presentation will be conducted in English, with real-time translation and captioning provided in English, Traditional Chinese and Korean. 此次演講將以英語進行，但同時會有中文和韓語的即時翻譯和字幕可供選擇。이번 웨비나는 영어로 진행되며, 실시간 중국어 및 한국어 자막이 제공됩니다.

Three local experts who speak English, Korean, and Chinese will join live during the webinar to answer your questions submitted via the Q&A box.

Enjoy a 10-day Imaris free trial and be entitled to an additional discount on the purchase of new Imaris licenses and/or on the upgrade, update, or maintenance renewal of existing licenses by joining us LIVE!

Dr. Danielle Beckman, Project Scientist at the California National Primate Research Center, will introduce how they apply high-resolution confocal microscopy to help the development of different primate models for neurological disorders. She will also show how acquisition of z-stack images in association with 3D reconstruction performed at Imaris helps them investigate neurodegeneration and neuroinflammation in different disease models.

Following her presentation, our local application scientists from Oxford Instruments, will host a live Q&A session. This is a unique opportunity for you to engage directly with OI experts and have your specific questions answered in real time.

Learning Objectives:

• Microglia morphology: Learn how to create and edit 3D surfaces to analyse microglia volume and interaction with other cell types. Understand what the indicators are for microglia activation and neuroinflammation.
• Viral infections: Discover how to identify and quantify different markers for viral infection.
• Neuronal death: Understand how to detect neurons dying using multilabel confocal microscopy, especially in combination with neuroinflammatory markers

Who Should attend?

• Both new and experienced Imaris users interested in accelerating microscopy projects. The research is relevant across life science projects where visualization and analysis is required.

Pre-submit your questions in the registration form, and they will be addressed live by our local experts who speak English, Korean, and Chinese during the webinar. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your image analysis capabilities.

Certificate will be provided to all live attendees.

NOTE: If you are unable to attend this webinar, please register, and you will be able to view the on-demand recording later.