Frontiers in BioImaging 2018, 27-28 June, Glasgow, UK

Frontiers in BioImaging 2018!

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION – Friday 27 April

Frontiers in BioImaging 2018 will take place on Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 June at the Technology & Innovation Centre, Glasgow.  It will focus on the latest developments in applications of optical microscopy, mesoscopy and image analysis across a range of biological fields. Sessions will cover technical developments and applications of these microscopy-based approaches to key cell and molecular biology questions. The meeting will cover the key challenges in microscopy today: super-resolution imaging, phototoxicity and light sheet based methods, detection of /in situ/ protein interactions and new tools for fluorescence visualisation and analysis.

We are inviting abstracts for both oral and poster presentation until Friday 27 April www.rms.org.uk/frontiers

Abstracts should be emailed as an attachment to me, kate@rms.org.uk. Please include in your email whether you would prefer to be considered for an Oral or Poster presentation.

• Please ensure you submit it as a Microsoft Word document and not a PDF.
• Please ensure that you indicate your preference for a submitted talk
  or poster presentation.
• Abstracts should be approximately 300-500 words in length.
• Please include the title, all authors and their affiliations and indicate the presenting author.
• You may include images or diagrams where appropriate.
• You may also include references or keywords.

Please make a note of the Abstract Submission Deadline: Friday 27 April 2018

We already have a brilliant line up of invited speakers for this meeting:

Keynote Speaker: Spencer Smith – Multiphoton imaging across millimeter length scales with subcellular and subsecond resolution

• Ricardo Henriques – Democratising live-cell high-speedsuper-resolution microscopy
• Mark Fricker – Quantitative imaging of structure and dynamics in biological transport networks
• Banafshe Larijani – Oncoprotein Activation and Dynamics in Cancer: A new Vision of Cancer Diagnostics
• Sebastian Munck – Strategies for mesoscale imaging of non-transparent sample
• Francesca Palombo – Elastic properties of fibrous proteins and tissues probed Brillouin microspectroscopy
• Lothar Schermelleh – How chromatin organises in mammalian cells – lessons from 3D super-resolution microscopy
• Katrin Willig – In vivo STED microscopy

The Early Bird Registration Rate ends on Friday 18 May and Registration Closes on Friday 8 June

Registration fees are £170 for students; £320 for non RMS members and

£270 if you are an RMS member.  For further details including accommodation, conference dinner, and travel information please visit www.rms.org.uk/frontiers.