Registration will open on Tuesday 3rd of February at 10am. Add it to your agenda, few slots are available for the afternoon’s hands-on!

Program

Morning – at the DBM (Mattenstrasse, 28) - Theory

• 9h – 9h10: Brief introduction of the MNB – Sara Roig (DBM Microscopy Core Facility) - hybrid session
• 9h10 to 10h20: Basics of FLIM – Markus Ooster (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistr) - hybrid session
• 10h30 – 12h: Showcase of FLIM applications – Jens Peter Gabriel (Leica Microsystems) - hybrid session

Afternoon – at FMI and DBSSE - Hands-on

• 13h30 - 16h30 (DBSSE): Group 1: Flipper tension sensor in MDCK – Erica Montani (SCF, DBSSE) and Sara Roig (DBM Microscopy Core Facility)
• 13h30 - 16h30 (FMI): Group 2: Protein-protein interaction in yeast – Laure Plantard (FAIM, FMI) and Jens Peter Gabriel (Leica Microsystems)

Important information:

• Theory (morning) and hands-on (afternoon) require registration. Choose the ticket accordingly.
• The morning session is also accessible online. The Zoom link will be sent to registered participants only.
• To participate in the afternoon hands-on session, attendance at the theory lecture in-person is required.
• Registration with a professional email address is mandatory (e.g., @unibas.ch, @fmi.ch, @iob.ch, @psi.ch, @ethz.ch).
• The hands-on session is free of charge; however, a no-show fee of 50 CHF will apply if you do not cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
• Ideally, participants already have hands-on microscopy experience.