This Friday for the early bird registration for this year's MMC.
📢*Deadline approaching*
Just a few days left to grab 'Early Bird' tickets for #mmc2025 - Deadline this Friday (16 May)!
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Just a few days left to grab 'Early Bird' tickets for #mmc2025 - Deadline this Friday (16 May)!
Don't miss out on discounted rates! mmc-series.org.uk/general-info...
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May 14, 2025 at 10:18 AM
This Friday for the early bird registration for this year's MMC.
1 week left for Abstract submissions for #MMC2025 in Manchester, UK. auth.oxfordabstracts.com?redirect=/st...
The abstract submissions deadline for #mmc2025 has been extended!
Submit your abstract by *Friday 28 February* and join our impressive line-up of speakers!
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Submit your abstract by *Friday 28 February* and join our impressive line-up of speakers!
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February 21, 2025 at 4:30 PM
1 week left for Abstract submissions for #MMC2025 in Manchester, UK. auth.oxfordabstracts.com?redirect=/st...
Fabulous collection! My favourite training materials are pollen- dandelion and daisy being my favourites.
With our March issue of infocus Magazine #RMSinfocus just around the corner, why not check out our recent special features - including this great piece from Anthony Hayes on the largest open-source collection of online 3D Pollen Models worldwide 🌍 🔬😃 ow.ly/w50j50UnsiL
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February 21, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Fabulous collection! My favourite training materials are pollen- dandelion and daisy being my favourites.
Reposted by Glyn Nelson
Abstract submissions deadline for #mmc2025 is *this Friday* (14 February).
Don't miss the chance to present your work at Europe's largest #microscopy and #imaging event taking place this year! Abstract submissions: mmc-
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Don't miss the chance to present your work at Europe's largest #microscopy and #imaging event taking place this year! Abstract submissions: mmc-
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February 12, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Abstract submissions deadline for #mmc2025 is *this Friday* (14 February).
Don't miss the chance to present your work at Europe's largest #microscopy and #imaging event taking place this year! Abstract submissions: mmc-
mmc-series.org.uk/conference/a...
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Don't miss the chance to present your work at Europe's largest #microscopy and #imaging event taking place this year! Abstract submissions: mmc-
mmc-series.org.uk/conference/a...
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Want to know the dynamic range or how sensitive your light detectors are? This is a thorough, simple and cheap set of protocols just published from QUAREP-LIMI for characterising the detection part of your microscopes: dx.doi.org/10.17504/pro...
Characterization of the Photon Conversion Factor, Noise, and Dynamic Range of Light Microscope Detection Sy...
The protocols in this collection describe how to measure and analyze the photon conversation factor (PCF photo-electrons/count), readnoise, and dynamic range of a light microsco...
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January 16, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Want to know the dynamic range or how sensitive your light detectors are? This is a thorough, simple and cheap set of protocols just published from QUAREP-LIMI for characterising the detection part of your microscopes: dx.doi.org/10.17504/pro...
Officially mince pie season
December 8, 2024 at 10:02 PM
Officially mince pie season
surely it proves it isn't flat- there must be a slight inclination for the water to run towards the edges??? ;)
November 28, 2024 at 8:56 AM
surely it proves it isn't flat- there must be a slight inclination for the water to run towards the edges??? ;)