ZEISS On Your Campus (ZOYC) Event

ZEISS LSM 980 + Airyscan 2

Join us for an introductory webinar and schedule an in-person demo

Hosted by Lance Rodenkirch, Managing Director of the Optical Imaging Core at UW Madison

WEBINAR

ZEISS LSM 980 with Airyscan 2 - Your Next Generation Confocal for Fast and Gentle Multiplex Imaging

April 21, 2022 | 12:00 pm CDT


Join the regional ZEISS Team for an on-site demo/workshop with the LSM 980 + Airyscan 2! This flagship confocal system, which always includes fully-integrated spectral modes, now features best-in-class detection capabilities extending into the near-infrared range (up to 900 nm). Easy and quantitative jumps to superresolution—whether with live or fixed specimens—are possible with the novel Airyscan 2 detector and its high-speed Airyscan Multiplex readout modes. The just-released Airyscan Joint Deconvolution processing toolkit further pushes these resolution gains down to 90 nm (in XY, 270 nm in Z) with minimal sample prep considerations. All hardware is centralized within the ZEN Blue software suite, with new options for AI-based sample detection, automated image analysis, and 3D analysis.
 

In-Person Demos

In addition to the webinar, in-person demos are available at the UW from April 11-21, 2022. Due to COVID-19 safety precautions, only one person can attend per session. All additional colleagues will be invited to attend virtually. Space is limited.

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This webinar is presented by Matt Curtis, Ph.D.

Product Applications Sales Specialist

Jamie Scott

This webinar is hosted by Jamie Scott, Ph.D.

Account Manager

Prior to joining ZEISS, Jamie worked as a Research Scientist at the University of Chicago, where she was involved in extensive imaging across a variety of microscope platforms. Her love for microscopy started during college at Southern Illinois University, where she received dual B.S. degrees in Chemistry and Biological Sciences. She then moved on to the University of Florida where she earned her Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, studying HIV-1 Protease conformational dynamics. Following a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center in NYC, she moved back home to Chicago in 2011 to begin her career. She now lives in the west Chicago suburbs with her husband, 3 kids, and a pup.

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