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13 Jun 2019, 13:16:38 (5 years ago)
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  • AstroTechTalk

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    5050|| 14.06.2019 || -- || Pentecost Break ||
    5151|| 21.06.2019 || -- || Pentecost Break ||
    52 || '''28.06.2019[[BR]](10hrs, HdA Auditorium)''' || '''Horst Steuer''' || '''Single Molecule Localisation Microscopy and Applications''' [[BR]]  [[BR]]Single Molecule Localisation Microscopy is a popular tool to examine the  inner workings of biological cells. Fluorescent markers can be attached  to specific sites within a cell which then appear as point shaped light  sources under a microscope similar to stars in the night sky. By  observing these molecules information about structures within a cell,  dynamics of moving particles or interactions between objects can be  deduced. [[BR]][[BR]]This talk gives a brief introduction to single molecule localisation  microscopy. In the second part of the talk some of the software tricks  to achieve real-time performance for the analysis of the image data are  revealed. Finally, example applications are presented: DNA sequencing and  molecule tracking, as well as the development of a new type of  fluorescent markers based on nanodiamonds.[[BR]][[BR]]Presentation: German[[BR]][https://svn.mpia.de/trac/gulli/att/raw-attachment/wiki/AlteVortraege2019S1/2019-06-28_SingleMolecule.pdf Slides: English] [[BR]]Questions: German, English ||
     52|| '''28.06.2019[[BR]](10hrs, HdA Auditorium)''' || '''Horst Steuer''' || '''Single Molecule Localisation Microscopy and Applications''' [[BR]]  [[BR]]Single Molecule Localisation Microscopy is a popular tool to examine the  inner workings of biological cells. Fluorescent markers can be attached  to specific sites within a cell which then appear as point shaped light  sources under a microscope similar to stars in the night sky. By  observing these molecules information about structures within a cell,  dynamics of moving particles or interactions between objects can be  deduced. [[BR]][[BR]]This talk gives a brief introduction to single molecule localisation  microscopy. In the second part of the talk some of the software tricks  to achieve real-time performance for the analysis of the image data are  revealed. Finally, example applications are presented: DNA sequencing and  molecule tracking, as well as the development of a new type of  fluorescent markers based on nanodiamonds.[[BR]][[BR]]Presentation: German[[BR]][https://svn.mpia.de/trac/gulli/att/raw-attachment/wiki/AlteVortraege2019S1/2019-06-28_SMLM.pdf Slides: English] [[BR]]Questions: German, English ||
    5353|| 05.07.2019 || || ||
    5454|| 12.07.2019 || -- || Student tour in technical departments (Klaus Meisenheimer) ||