A multimodal vitreous crusade: A cryo correlative workflow from bench to beam
In this webinar, delve into the exciting world of correlative workflows in structural biology research, empowering researchers to unravel the intricate mysteries of biological structures. Expert speakers Dr. Edoardo D'Imprima, Dr. Zhengyi Yang, Dr. Andreia Pinto and Dr. Martin Fritsch from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) and Leica Microsystems will explore the entire workflow, starting from the sample preparation bench to the electron beam.
Discover the power of cryo electron microscopy (EM), sub-tomogram averaging, and 3D volume imaging techniques, which enable researchers to achieve higher resolution images of complex biological specimens, such as organoids and 3D cultures. The speakers will use application examples to show how these techniques have contributed to advancing user understanding of biological structures.
Key learning objectives
- Discover the techniques required for correlative workflows with cryo focussed ion beam (FIB) and volume electron microscopy, from the workbench to electron beam
- Learn about the use of correlative techniques such as cryo-EM, sub-tomogram averaging, and 3D volume imaging for structural biology research
- Explore application examples of how these techniques have been used to advance the understanding of biological structures
Who should attend?
- Biological & Molecular Research Scientists looking to improve their high-resolution imaging
- Researchers using EM & ET workflows interested in improving their sample preparation procedures
Certificate of attendance
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