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Looking at Life with Electrons: Electron Microscopy in Life Sciences

  • Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Building Coventry, England, CV4 7AJ United Kingdom (map)

There’s so much more to microscopes…

The Advanced Bioimaging facility at the University of Warwick recently got a new scanning electron microscope! We’re excited to share the new ways we can tackle scientific challenges with you, so come and find out what is different about this microscope, and what scientific investigations we will use it for.

This event will give an introduction to microscopes, electrons and how they are used in biological research. We will discuss the different types of electron microscopes and what they are good for, why biological samples are difficult to look at with an electron microscope, and how we deal with that. We will also highlight some of the exciting medical research areas we will be able to move towards with the new equipment. This is aimed at anyone aged 14 or over who would like to learn more about microscopes, electrons and their use in biological sciences.

Doors open at 5:30pm and the talk will begin at 6:30pm. Please note the recommended age for this event is 14+.

This event is organised by the Advanced Bioimaging RTP and JEOL UK and shared by Resonate.

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