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Online Crash Course in Proteomics: From Sample to Meaningful Data May 9, 2022, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. in Munich, Germany Mass spectrometry-based proteomics is essential for many neuroscience projects and enables unprecedented quantification of up to 10,000 proteins or more in cell lines, primary cells, tissues, and organisms with state of the art instrumentation and sample preparation. Location: Online Time: May 9, 2022, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Organized by: Stefan Lichtenthaler and Christian Behrends To register, please send an email to Anke.Moeller@dzne.de until May 2, 2022, and indicate your name and the name of your research group.
French-German fall school for young scientists: MICROTUBULES IN NEURONS October 24-29, 2021 in Frauenchiemsee, Germany Regulation of microtubules in neuronal homeostasis. Location: Frauenchiemsee Time: Oct. 24-29 Organized by: Monika Brill, Magda Magiera https://www.bayern-france.org
Workshop: Bio-Image Analysis October 17-18, 2019 in Munich, Germany This workshop offers an introduction to digital images and image analysis software, most common needs in Bio-Image analysis and basic operations performed with ImageJ / FIJJ software. Location: CSD building, Feodor-Lynen-Str. 17, 81377 München Time: Oct. 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., small seminar room (8G U1 106) Organized by: Ioannis Alexopoulos, Mar Bosch Queralt
Workshop: Introduction to Scientific Programming with Python June 4-7, 2019 in Munich, Germany In this workshop, we cover the basics of the Python programming language and some of its scientific library in order to enable students to conduct data analysis, focusing techniques for performing essential data analysis steps using real-life problems that the practicing scientist regularly encounters in his/her work. Libraries covered will be NumPy, MatPlotLib, Pandas, Seaborn, and Scipy-Stats. Students will learn to write their own functions, scripts, and Jupyter Notebooks. While this is an intensive course, no programming, math, or statistics knowledge is required. Location: BMC, Martinsried Organized by: Christine Schlosser
Workshop: Graphic Design for Scientists May 16-17, 2019 in Munich, Germany As scientists we often have to communicate our data and results in presentations, papers, thesis, and grant applications. The workshop “Graphic Design for Scientists” will help you design complex figures by using more than just the standard software and present results more understandably. Location: Fakultät für Biologie, Großhadernerstr 2, Planegg/ Martinsried, Room B01.015 Organized by: Charlotte Spitz
ELSC International School in "In-vivo Intracellular Recordings" August 6-18, 2017 in Eilat, Israel Organized by:Yosi Yarom - Hebrew University, Ilan Lampl - Weizmann Institute, Mickey London - Hebrew University, Arthur Konnerth - Technical University of Munich Application Deadline: 16.06.2017 Registration and further information: ELSC.il
Tissue Clearing Workshop July 24-27, 2017 in Munich, Germany Organized by: Ertürk lab
The workshop organized by the Ertürk Lab demonstrates: • 3DISCO and uDISCO clearing of organs, rodents and large human tissues • Imaging of entire organs and rodents with light-sheet microscope • Advantages of DISCO clearing in your research • iDISCO antibody labeling of organs for 3D imaging • How to optimize clearing in your particular tissue of interest and application • 3D analysis of the large data from light-sheet scans • Demo: light-sheet microscopy by Lavision BioTec and ZEISS • Demo: 3D image analysis software by FEI (Amira), Bitplane (Imaris) and MBF bioscience (Neurolucida), Arivis (immersive view with 3D glasses) More
Workshop: Miniscope Munich 2017 May 22-23, 2017 in Munich, Germany Organized by: Anton Sirota Miniscope is a 1-photon fluorescence microscope designed in the labs of Peyman Golshani and Alcino Silva (UCLA). A group of developers from UCLA will lead a Miniscope workshop at the Biocentrum in the Martinsried Campus LMU. More information regarding the workshop can be found here: http://cogneuro.bio.lmu.de/events/miniscope-workshop/index.html
Tissue Clearing Workshop July 18-22, 2016 in Munich, Germany Organized by: Ertürk lab The workshop organized by the Ertürk Lab demonstrates: • Clearing of entire rodent organs and large human tissues • Imaging of cleared tissues with light-sheet microscope • Advantages of DISCO clearing compared to others including CLARITY • How to optimize your particular tissue of interest and application • iDISCO antibody labeling of unsectioned organs for 3D imaging • 3D analysis of the data • Demo: light-sheet microscopy by Lavision BioTec and Zeiss • Demo: 3D software by FEI (Amira), Bitplane (Imaris) and MBF (Neurolucida) More
EMBO Practical Course Two-Photon Imaging Of Brain Function: From Spiny Dendrites To CircuitS 5 – 12 September 2015 in Munich, Germany Register by: 15 June 2015 Registration and further information: http://events.embo.org/15-imaging-brain/
ELSC International School in "In-vivo Intracellular Recordings" Aug 30th - Sep 11th 2015 in Eilat, Israel Organized by:Yosi Yarom - Hebrew University, Ilan Lampl - Weizmann Institute, Mickey London - Hebrew University, Arthur Konnerth - Technical University of Munich Application Deadline: 31.05.2015 Registration and further information: ELSC.il
Basic proteomics June 30 - July 04, 2014 Max-Lebsche-Platz 30, Munich Großhadern Organized by: Prof. Dr. Stefan Lichtenthaler Description of Contents: The course “Basic Proteomics” includes a basic introduction into proteomics with a focus on mass spectrometry based techniques. This involves the following topics: Application of proteomics (including analysis of secretomes, whole organs, tissues, cells), Sample preparation, Mass spectrometry based techniques, Data acquisition, analysis and interpretation. The morning sessions provide the theoretical bases. The afternoon sessions consist of hands-on laboratory training covering the topics from the theoretical training. Learning Objectives: The course provides a basic overview and training of mass spectrometry based proteomics. The students will understand opportunities but also limitations of the presented methods. A basic understanding of MS based proteomics will help the students to collaborate with proteomics groups. Moreover, the course enables the participants to carry out sample preparations by themselves prior to mass spectrometry. Exam: Each student will present a scientific paper related to mass spectrometry based proteomics followed by discussions. The papers are chosen by the instructors.
SyNergy softskill course “Adobe Illustrator” February 24-25, 2014 at the Institute of Neuronal Cell Biology, TUM Organized by: Tatjana Kleele (TUM), Thomas Misgeld (TUM, SyNergy) This intense workshop for PhD students will enable participants to use the high end graphics design software, Adobe Illustrator, for the fast and efficient production of publication-quality illustrations (Trainer: Andreas Binder).
Advanced Techniques in Light Microscopy December 02-06, 2013 at the Institut für Neurowissenschaften: Friedrich-Schiedel Lehrstuhl für Neurowissenschaften und Lehrstuhl für Biomolekulare Sensoren, TUM Organized by: Prof. Helmuth Adelsberger (TUM), Prof. Thomas Misgeld (TUM , SyNergy) This course focuses on slightly advanced (but not esoteric) techniques of optical microscopy in life sciences - mainly confocal/ two-photon imaging and in vivo applications. For the very basics, the "Basic Microscopy" course that we occasionally offer is more recommended. We will introduce the concepts and technology behind confocal and two-photon microscopy with a focus on in vivo applications. We will talk about fluorescence, lasers, scanners and detector systems. We will discuss how in vivo imaging is done in different species and what should be considered. Calcium imaging will be discussed in some depth, as this is one of the most widely used modalities of functional in vivo imaging. In the outlook section, we will discuss more "fancy" techniques that are emerging to cover large volumes or transcend the resolution limit. As we are neuroscientists there will be a certain bias to imaging the brain; however, we will try to keep the course general enough so that also non-neuroscientists can benefit. List the techniques that will be taught in this course: - fluorescence microscopy - confocal laser-scanning microscopy - two-photon microscopy - calcium imaging
ELSC International School of "In-vivo Intracellular Recordings" July 28 - August 9, 2013 at the Institute for Marine Sciences in Eilat, Israel Organized by: Yosi Yarom (HUJI), Ilan Lampl (WIS), Mickey London (HUIJ), Arthur Konnerth (TUM, SyNergy) Sponsored by SyNergy Download: Preliminary program (PDF)

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