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Published November 17, 2020
Our next Virtual Pub will be held on Friday, November 20th at 1 PM CET. Don’t miss out on this exciting presentation of the special double chambered microscope developed by a group of UK researchers to study organisms that thrive in high temperature environments. All imaging enthusiasts are welcome!
Friday, November 20th, we welcome:
- Andre Pulschen, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, on “Some like it hot: High temperature live-imaging for studying hyperthermophilic archaea"
Join via internet:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/760003029
If you would like to present at The Virtual Pub, we are open to suggestions! Please let us know at info@eurobioimaging.eu.
In case you missed last Friday's Virtual Pub – featuring a talk by Dr. Anna Kreshuk of EMBL on “Deep learning for image segmentation”– the talk was recorded and is available on YouTube:
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