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BINA event April 15 at 13:00 eastern time US: “Demystifying tissue clearing: Takeaways from teaching clearing workshops” presentation by Kyle Kern, Miltenyi Biotec Inc.

  • 1.  BINA event April 15 at 13:00 eastern time US: “Demystifying tissue clearing: Takeaways from teaching clearing workshops” presentation by Kyle Kern, Miltenyi Biotec Inc.

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    Thanks for allowing us to cross post this Insights and Educational Tools event, part of the Corporate Partners Working Group of BINA BioImaging North America

    Wednesday April 15 at 13:00 eastern US / 12:00 Central 
     "Demystifying tissue clearing: Takeaways from teaching clearing workshops"
    presentation by Kyle Kern, Miltenyi Biotec Inc. 
    This is an educational presentation (not marketing).

    Please join us:
    tinyurl.com/InsightsEducationTool-Series

    Event Abstract: Please join us for an educational presentation on lightsheet imaging and tissue clearing by a scientist with considerable practical expertise in these areas. Attendees interested in learning more about recommended procedures for clearing biological tissues for light microscopy imaging of fixed samples will be able to ask questions during this online presentation, which will be suitable for any scientific career stage. As well as gaining valuable information, this event will connect researchers to experienced scientific experts in industry. Tissue clearing combined with advanced light microscopy has emerged as a powerful approach for imaging intact, thick biological specimens with high spatial resolution. By rendering tissues optically transparent through the removal or homogenization of light-scattering components such as lipids, clearing techniques enable deep penetration of light and preservation of three-dimensional architecture. When paired with imaging modalities such as light-sheet microscopy, these methods allow rapid, comprehensive visualization of cellular structures, neural circuits, and molecular markers across whole organs or large tissue volumes, advancing research in fields ranging from neuroscience to cancer biology. 

    Thank you,
    Lisa

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    Lisa Cameron, Ph.D.
    4215 French Family Science Center
    124 Science Drive
    Durham, NC 27708-0338

    Director, Light Microscopy Core Facility
    Duke University and Duke University Medical Center
    http://microscopy.duke.edu