Electron Microscopy: Uncovering the Inner Workings of Human Diseases | Part 1

Are you curious about the impact of electron microscopy (EM) on our understanding of human diseases? Join our webinar, where two leading researchers will share their groundbreaking insights into SARS-CoV-2 and liver disease using EM. Be part of interactive discussions and save your spot now!

What to expect:

• Learn how EM can uncover new insights into infectious disease
• Discover how quantitative analysis of organelles can advance life science research
• Share your ideas and ask questions

More information:

Electron microscopy (EM) is a powerful technique for studying human diseases, as it unveils sub-cellular ultrastructural details. These insights allow for a better understanding of disease mechanisms, which is crucial for the development of appropriate treatments. In this webinar, which is the first part of our webinar series on this subject, Dr. Gerry Shami (University of Sydney) will present his finding on volume EM imaging of hepatic parenchymal cells from patients with liver disease, combined with 3D segmentation of mitochondria. Additionally, Dr. Thomas Burgoyne (University College London) will shed light on important findings gained by EM of human airway epithelial cells infected with SARS-CoV-2. During the webinar, you can engage with our speakers through our Q&A chat and share your ideas.