Half-Day Online Symposium: Future Perspectives in Live Imaging
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Agenda
Aspect |
Title |
Session Lead |
Timing |
Event Start |
Welcome |
Rosy Manser (ZEISS Microscopy) |
Start - 00:01:10 |
Keynote Talk and Q&A |
Into the Future: Quantitative Live Cell Imaging of the Immune Response New perspectives of the immune response are currently emerging. Increasing evidence indicates that immune cells dynamically adapt their signalling and mechanics to external stimuli. Quantifying these processes have therefore become a contentious challenge in the biomedical sciences, which has only recently become possible through bioimaging. However, many opportunities for exploration using imaging are limited by the impact of the invasiveness and phototoxic burden to the living cells. This talk discusses our route to success and also will take a look towards future possibilities for minimal invasive imaging to transform our understanding of the immune cells in a quantitative way. |
Marco Fritzsche (University of Oxford) |
Keynote: 00:01:10 - 00:30:05 Q&A: 00:30:05 - 00:44:05 |
Breakout Session 1: Management Of Samples And Live Imaging Technologies |
Stream A: Managing Cutting Edge Live Imaging Technology |
Kevin O’Holleran (University of Cambridge) |
00:44:05 - 01:15:05 |
Stream B: Sample Preparation and Experimental Set Ups for Pushing the Limits of Live Imaging |
Nick van Hateran (University of Sheffield) |
01:15:05 - 01:46:07 |
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Stream C: Complexities Associated With Working With Infectious Organisms |
Theresa Ward (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine) |
01:46:07 - 02:17:22 |
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Consolidation |
Summary of Key Discussion Points From the First Breakout Sessions |
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02:17:22 - 02:26:26 |
Keynote Talk and Q&A |
Pushing the Limits of Live Cell Imaging to Study Surface Protein Trafficking in Yeast Capturing the dynamics of membrane trafficking in yeast poses many challenges, particularly when planning experiments with endogenous levels of protein expression. Developments in technology have enabled a steady increase in acquisition speed, resolution and duration in recent years and this has resulted in a better understanding of some of the key trafficking processes. Optimising experiments is no easy task and this talk will provide an overview of the challenges associated with sample management and provide some insights into how to opitimise experiments with different technologies when imaging yeast. |
Chris MacDonald (University of York) |
Keynote: 02:26:26 - 02:59: 30 Q&A: 02:59: 30 - 03:08:06 |
Breakout Session 2: Configuration and Experimental Design of Complex Live Experiments |
Stream D: Multimodal Imaging to Drive Live Acquisition Possibilities |
Michelle Peckham (University of Leeds) |
03:08:06 - 03:41:43 |
Stream E: Imaging Biology From the Single Cell to the Whole Animal |
Serge Mostowy (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine) |
03:41:43 - 04:10:40 |
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Stream F: Considerations When Addressing Questions Using in Vivo Imaging |
Lead: Yi Feng (University of Edinburgh) Panellists: Leo Carlin (The Beatson Institute for Cancer Research), Rebecca Richardson (University of Bristol) |
04:10:40 - 04:43:17 |
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Consolidation |
Summary of Key Discussion Points From the Second Breakout Sessions |
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04:43:17 - End |