Hands-on Confocal Microscopy Course, York, UK
An intensive, hands-on, four day training course in the practical use of  confocal microscopy including FRET and FRAP.

7-10 September 2010, University of York, UK

 http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/tf/imaging-cytometry/ic_courses.htm

Image Mining Symposium

This practical course is specifically aimed to encourage PhD Students, Postdocs and PIs in the fields of cell biology and developmental biology who either just started using live-imaging approaches or who experience problems with data extraction from imaging files.

7 - 10 October 2010, Obergurgl, Austria

more information

see also the following websites for additional courses announcements:

• FILM website (at Imperial College London)

• EMBL Conferences and Courses

• EMBO calendar

EMBO Practical Course on
Current Methods in Cell Biology

8-16 October 2009, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany

further information

Imaging Approaches to Study Cytoskeleton Dynamics

Advanced Light Microscopy Workshop and Symposium

10 - 13 November 2009, CRG Barcelona, Spain

EMBO Practical Course on
HT Microscopy for Systems Biology
 

8-13 November 2009, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany

further information

fluorescence foundation:
principles of fluorescence techniques
 

September 14 - 17, 2009, Madrid, Spain

Web site and registration:
http://www.fluorescence-foundation.org/

Advanced Live Cell Imaging
joint course DKFZ, EMBL, Hamamatsu + Zeiss

8 - 12 March 2010, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany

Hands-on Confocal Microscopy Course, York, UK
An intensive, hands-on, four day training course in the practical use of  confocal microscopy including FRET and FRAP.

20-23 April 2010, University of York, UK

 http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/biol/tf/imaging-cytometry/ic_courses.htm

fluorescence foundation:
principles of fluorescence techniques
 

May 31 - June 4, 2010, Madrid, Spain

Web site and registration:
http://www.fluorescence-foundation.org/

A practical course on Correlative Light Electron Microscopy
This course is aimed at providing an overview of Correlative Light Electron Microscopy techniques for life science research. We try to achieve this by intertwining lectures with practical sessions. We would like to emphasise the interactive nature of the course and would invite participants to bring their questions and ideas and discuss them with us.

12-16 July 2010, Wolfson Bioimaging Facility, University Bristol, UK

 www.bris.ac.uk/biochemistry/wbif/clem_course.html