The symposium will address super-resolution microscopy (SRM) in single cell analysis as well as brain optogenetics in two-photon based imaging with the aim to promote improved imaging and analysis of organs and single cells.
Notably, single cell analysis of bacterial cell division, transcription and gene regulation as well as SRM and two-photon based in vivo imaging of glial cell biology will be addressed.
Our ambition is to offer a unique opportunity for researchers at all levels to discuss the latest topics in the rapidly emerging fields of SRM and optogenetics.
Recent developments have been possible, not the least because of an integrated approach and multidisciplinary interactions between different fields of the life sciences.
The NSSO2015 speakers are leaders in their fields and, together, they offer a broad and exciting program that addresses key topics in infection biology and neurobiology.
Organizers
- University of Oslo
- Zeiss
- NORBRAIN, UiO
- Healthy Brain Ageing Centre (HBAC)
- Helse SørØst
- Oslo University Hospital