We are happy to announce an online symposium about fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) that will provide the opportunity for life scientists to learn and explore the applications of FLIM in their research.

When: 23-27 November 2020
Where: Virtually everywhere

The symposium will cover the wide spectrum of the techniques, methods, and applications of FLIM, particularly tailored to be a bench-side how-to manual. Over the course of a week, participants will learn the principles of FLIM, the key issues in the field of data acquisition and analysis, and what approaches are available for applying in their research. The hands-on sessions are specially planned to provide the tutorials for everyone regardless how new or experienced they might be in the field.

The overall goal of the symposium is to provide the life scientists with practical knowledge ready to apply in their daily work. It will also serve as an opportunity for FLIM experts to get to know each other, share expertise, and establish collaborations. We see it as a nonconventional learning opportunity for everyone.

We encourage everyone interested in FLIM, students, postdocs, scientific staff, and group leaders, to register and attend the virtual symposium. For more information and registration please check the symposium webpage.
Register here [en]

Organized by:
Ali Gheisari (TU Dresden), Thomas Zobel (WWU Münster), Stefanie Weidtkamp-Peters (HHU Düsseldorf), Steffen Dietzel (LMU München), and Mariano Gonzalez Pisfil (LMU München)