Microscopy Course

TitleTimeRoomInstructor
Microscopy course26.09.2022 09:00 - 17:15 (Mon)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Microscopy course27.09.2022 09:00 - 17:15 (Tue)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Microscopy course03.10.2022 09:00 - 12:30 (Mon)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Microscopy course04.10.2022 09:00 - 12:30 (Tue)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Microscopy course05.10.2022 09:00 - 12:30 (Wed)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Microscopy course06.10.2022 09:00 - 12:30 (Thu)Belinova, Tereza
Cesbron, Yann
Darwish-Miranda, Nasser
Goudarzi, Mohammad
Hauschild, Robert
Krens, Gabriel
Lovicar, Ludek
Milius, Doreen
Schuster, Maximilian
Sommer, Christoph
Yahya, Aysan
Description: 
The (pre-semester) microscopy course is organized by the Imaging & Optics Facility (IOF) and aims to generate the understanding of how to design your experiments using matching imaging techniques. As a red line we raise awareness of the importance of proper data acquisition and the timely image analysis assessments during essay establishment: timely assay-evaluation is critical to determine if the fundamental ‘properties of process of interest’ can be resolved and quantified by the used imaging approach. To this aim, participants will be introduced to contemporary microscopy techniques, with a focus on the methods that are available at ISTA campus. Lectures will cover microscopy-related principles of optics, principles of fluorescence, anatomy of the microscope, sample preparation, methods of optical sectioning, image acquisition methods, super-resolution technologies, basics of electron microscopy and the basics of data analysis.
Capacity: 
13/15
Course Code: 
C_OTH-301_F22
Course instructor(s): 
Tereza Belinova
Maximilian Schuster
Yann Cesbron
Mohammad Goudarzi
Christoph Sommer
Aysan Yahya
Nasser Darwish-Miranda
Doreen Milius
Ludek Lovicar
Robert Hauschild
Gabriel Krens
Main Contact: 
Gabriel Krens
Course type: 
Taught course
Course tags: 
Service
Course level: 
Introductory
Course format: 
Hybrid
Duration: 
Blocked course
ECTS: 
2
Semester: 
Fall 1
Minimum number of participants: 
8
Target audience: 
Course is open to all Students and/or Postdocs, with an emphasis on using optical microscopy techniques during their projects. We would prioritize new PHd students.
Prerequisites: 
This is a crash-course providing an overview of all common microscopy technologies - although there are no prerequisits, the course is 'high content' - commitment to active participation is a requirement therefore.
Teaching format: 
(hybrid) lecture combined with on-system demonstrations
Assessment form(s): 
participation (presense) + final examination (questionaire + image analysis assignment)
Grading scheme: 
Pass/fail
Course Category: 
Credit Course
Academic Year: 
AY 2022/23