This meeting will emphasize cryo-TEM workflow that can be applied to both life and materials sciences. Specifically, we are looking for your input and involvement to develop future hands on workshops for the processing of Cryo-EM samples at the AIF, especially workflows on samples consisting of plant and animal matter.
Keyence is hosting a workshop focused on optical microscopy and fluorescence imaging of biological materials using their BZ-X800 microscope. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own samples to try imaging on the microscope. RSVP: https://go.ncsu.edu/keyence-workshop Questions? Contact Phillip Strader at pmstrade@ncsu.edu.
Learn how you can perform in-liquid operation techniques on soft biologically related materials with the Asylum Research Origin + AFM located in NC State’s Analytical Instrumentation Facility. RSVP Here
Learn about the latest advanced AFM solutions for your research! Please join us at NCSU for the last two parts of our free AFM workshop series, featuring lectures and hands-on demonstrations of nanomechanics and nanomagnetics. It's an excellent chance to catch up on the newest technology and get in front of an instrument to…