Are you planning to visit the Life Science event on 13/02/2025?

This event is the place to discover the latest developments and innovations in life sciences. During this one-day event your questions about cell biology will be answered by professionals.

What can you expect during the event?

• Content sessions: listen to inspiring speakers talk about their application in cell biology in the field of CAR-T cell therapy, animal-free research on cultured skin and salivary gland transplantation.
• Networking opportunities: expand your network and meet like-minded professionals.
• Interactive workshops: get hands-on during workshops on 3D cell culture, pipetting and ergonomics and microscopy.

Practical information:

Date: February 13, 2025

Location: FHI Leusden, Leusderend 12

Time: 09:00 – 15:45 hrs.

BioSPX is giving one of the workshops

Transitioning from a manual imaging workflow to fully automated microscopy

Are you spending a lot of time on manual microscopy, or is your imaging workflow not as streamlined as you would like?
Share your thoughts with us during this imaging workshop, where we will explore the possibilities of automated microscopy.

Technology is changing rapidly, especially in our field. It could be challenging to move away from manual tasks because we often think we can perform them more effectively ourselves. However, that isn’t always true.
Technology has the potential to automate auxiliary processes, making our daily work more efficient and effective.

During this workshop, we will showcase the capabilities of an automated microscope and show how it can benefit you in terms of time savings, as well as data quality and data integrity. There will be several imaging samples available that we will image during the session. In addition to imaging, we will discuss other topics such as the possibilities of automated analyses, user-friendliness, and the future-proof concept.

We will also have a booth

Even more imaging? On our booth, we will have an Agilent BioTek Cytation and microscopes from Curiosis