Instruct PartnerThrough a combination of lectures, practical sessions, and scientific discussions, attendees will gain an understanding of how SXT bridges the gap between fluorescence microscopy and electron microscopy, enabling three-dimensional visualisation of biological specimens in a near-native state. The training will focus on helping participants evaluate how SXT and multimodal imaging approaches can address key questions in their own research and provide insight into the opportunities offered by the B24 beamline.
The event aims to equip the next generation of researchers with the knowledge needed to incorporate SXT into their experimental workflows and to foster a growing community of users interested in multiscale and correlative imaging techniques.
Applications for the B24 User Training are now open, and will be closing at the end of Friday 13 November.
All applicants will be informed of the result of their application during the week commencing Monday 20 November.
Please note that places on this workshop are limited to 10. In the case of oversubscription there will be a limit on the number of attendees from each organisation. Participants will be selected on their experience and on the application of SXT and correlative imaging workflows to their research.
The registration fee of £200 will be payable upon confirmation of your place.
Attendance at this workshop is by application only, and places will be allocated following a successful application process.
The registration fee includes five days of scientific training, all meals and refreshments, overnight accommodation at The Bear Hotel, Wantage (check-in on Monday 18 January and check-out on Friday 22 January), and transfers between Diamond and the hotel.
Participants are responsible for arranging and funding their own travel to and from Diamond at the beginning and conclusion of the workshop.
For more information and agenda please go to the event webpage
