CBIS Seminar: Using statistical learning and the physics of image formation to evolve exploratory microscopy by Duane Loh

Friday, 30 OCT 2020 | The evolution of human vision is a fascinating interaction between our eyes and brains. At the very beginning, so the story goes, variations of primitive eyes receive input that is interpreted by simple yet plastic neural networks that in turn trigger responses.

CBIS Seminar: Studying the virus life cycle with Cryo-EM by Victor Kostyuchenko

Friday, 23 OCT 2020 | Our group studies viruses that cause human diseases, such as dengue, Zika, West Nile fever and others. We employ a variety of structural biology methods to explore their lifecycle. Cryo-electron microscopy is the main tool, as it allows to study whole viruses as well as their parts to different levels of detail.

CBIS Seminar: Liquid phase TEM as a metrology platform for developing future nanowire transistors by Utkarsh Anand

Friday, 9 OCT 2020 | Since 1965, the semiconductor industry has kept up with the Moore’s law by making advances in the technology that enable scaling down of transistor dimensions.

CBIS Seminar: The biophysical fluorescence laboratory–past, present, and future by Thorsten Wohland

Friday, 2 OCT 2020, 11am | Thorsten Wohland’s seminar will provide an overview of where research in the Biophyscial Fluorescence Laboratory started and how it developed in recent years.

CBIS Seminar: Operando transmission electron microscopy applied to peroskite solar cell devices by Martial Duchamp

Martial Duchamp’s research group is focused on the applications of in situ and operando techniques inside a transmission electron microscope (TEM).

CBIS SEMINAR: VIRUSES (HIV AND HBV) AND THEIR PROTEINS

CBIS SEMINAR – TUESDAY, 15 October 2019 | Dr. Hugues De Rocquingy | 10am | DBS Conference Room I  S3-05-02…

SEMINAR: TALES FROM THE CRYPT: WHAT ZEBRAFISH CAN TELL US ABOUT THE EVOLUTION OF OUR INTESTINE BY PAUL MATSUDAIRA (AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE)

250th Celebration of the Sciences Lecture: Paul Matsudaira, PhD ’81 Tales From the Crypt: What Zebrafish Can Tell Us About…

SEMINAR: HIGH THROUGHPUT, WIDE-FIELD MULTIPHOTO MICROSCOPY FOR DEEP STRUCTURAL IMAGING OF NEURONAL SYNAPSE REMODELING BY PETER SO

SEMINAR: OBSERVING THREE-DIMENSIONAL BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS WITH LIGHT SHEET-BASED FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY (LSFM) BY ERNST STELZER

Thursday, June 20, 3 pm DBS conference room 1 (S3-05-02) Observing three-dimensional biological specimens with light sheet-based fluorescence microscopy (LSFM)…

SEMINAR: A TALE OF TWO TAILS: A CENTRIOLAR PROTEIN SHUTTLING BETWEEN THE CENTRIOLE AND THE GOLGI

SEMINAR: MECHANISMS REGULATING MICROTUBULES IN MITOSIS

SEMINAR: ATOMIC-RESOLUTION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY FOR SEEING MOLECULAR MOTION, ASSEMBLY, AND REACTIONS BY KOJI HARANO

Seminar by Koji HARANO, Project Associate Professor Department of Chemistry, The University of Tokyo Tuesday, February 12th, 2019 2-3pm S1-02-02…