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Introduction

In Life Sciences, imaging in three dimensions is a prerequisite for the understanding of the fine organisation of cells and tissues. Whilst key biological functions are addressed by a large choice of fluorescence microscopy techniques, volume imaging by scanning electron microscopy offers now an unprecedented understanding of the ultrastructure of large biological objects. Correlating both imaging modalities, in 3D, is therefore a powerful way to link function to structure, even in complex biological systems.

Deadlines

• Jan 28 2016
  Standard registration deadline

  

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Venue

EMBL Heidelberg

EMBL Heidelberg, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Meyerhofstraße 1, Heidelberg, 69117 , Germany

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EMBL Conference

European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Contact information

Diah Yulianti
EMBL Heidelberg
+49 6221 387 8908
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