Single Nano-Object Tracking And Localization Microscopy For Applications In Live Brain Tissues

Wednesday, 15 June 2016 at 11:30

Add to Calendar ▼2016-06-15 11:30:002016-06-15 12:30:00Europe/LondonSingle Nano-Object Tracking And Localization Microscopy For Applications In Live Brain TissuesBioimaging: From Cells To Molecules 2016 in Cambridge, UKCambridge, UKSELECTBIOenquiries@selectbiosciences.com

Super-resolution microscopy and single particle tracking are presented in live neurons and acute brain slices through the development of different approaches based on uPAINT microscopy, single quantum dot tracking or single carbon nanotube tracking.

Laurent Cognet, CNRS Research Director, LP2N - Institut d'Optique, University of Bordeaux

Laurent Cognet

Laurent Cognet is CNRS Research Director at Institut d'Optique - University of Bordeaux, France. After his PhD in atom optics at Institut d’Optique (Paris XI University, Orsay) he performed among the first experiments about the detection and tracking of single fluorescent molecules in living cells at Leiden University (NL). In 2000, he was hired by CNRS at University of Bordeaux where he was promoted Research Director in 2009. His research interests concern the development of optical strategies to detect individual nano-objects (e.g. molecules, quantum dots, carbon nanotubes) at ultrahigh- resolution in various environments, to understand their spectroscopic properties and to conduct their application in biology.