About this event
Get to know the latest advances in cryo-electron tomography directly from the researchers. Curious how you can increase available milling sites and culture neurons more successfully on a TEM grid? Intrigued how to achieve magnitudes higher axial lamella targeting accuracy? Interested in what cryo-ET has revealed in multi-cellular organisms and tissue? Don't miss our exciting cryo-ET symposium! You'll get to dive deeper into the techniques and findings with our expert speakers.
In the 2025 symposium, we are focusing on two main topics:
You'll learn:
Agenda:
6:00-6:10 pm (CEST) - Dr Katherine Lau, Delmic - Introduction to Session 1
6:10-6:25 pm (CEST) - Dr Shiwei Zhu, Case Western Reserve University, US
"SLICK: A Sandwich-Like Culturing Kit for in situ Cryo-ET Sample Preparation"
6:25-6:50 pm (CEST)- Dr Pete Dahlberg, Stanford University, US
"Registration-free approaches for the guidance of cryogenic focused ion beam milling with accuracy beyond the diffraction limit"
6:50-7:05 pm (CEST) - Cristina Capitanio and Dr Matthias Poge, Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry, DE
"'FIB-view': fluorescence imaging from the ion beam perspective guides milling of high-pressure-frozen samples"
7:05-7:20 pm (CEST) - All session 1 speakers - Panel Discussion
7:20-7:25 pm (CEST) - Dr Katherine Lau, Delmic - Introduction to Session 2
7:25-7:40 pm (CEST) - Dr Cathy Spangler, Vollum Institute, OHSU, US
"Cryo-ET investigation of native AMPA receptors at glutamatergic synapses within brain tissue"
7:40-7:55 pm (CEST) - Dr Yi Wei Chang, University of Pennsylvania, US
"Enabling cryo-ET imaging of human brain tissue by cryo-plasmaFIB sample preparation"
7:55-8:10 pm (CEST) - Mr Jean Daraspe, University of Lausanne, CH
"Cryo-FIB/SEM lamellae production as a service on an EM platform"
8:10-8:25 pm (CEST) - All session 2 speakers - Panel Discussion
8:25-8:30 pm (CEST) - Dr Katherine Lau, Delmic - Final remarks
For details on the abstracts, please visit our Delmic news page.
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