| 09:00-9:40 |
Registration, and poster set up |
| 09:40-9:45 |
Welcome |
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Platform Session 1: Imaging Cells (Chair: Ilan Davis) |
| 09.45-10.00 |
Francesco Reina – Lipid tracking a kilohertz sampling rates on live cell membranes |
| 10.05-10.20 |
Nicholas Hall – Accessible adaptive optics and super-resolution microscopy to enable improved imaging |
| 10.25-10.40 |
Liliana Barbieri – Advanced super-resolution microscopy techniques for quantifying immune response |
| 10.45-11:00 |
Will Hardiman – Non-invasive micro-rheology of living cells |
| 11.05-12.05 |
Poster Session 1 + Tea/Coffee: Odd numbered posters presented, and opportunity to network |
| 12.05-13.00 |
Annual Guest Lecture: Daniel Rueckert, Technical University of Münich, Germany: "Title: The use of AI in biomedical imaging" (introduced by Alison Noble) |
| 13.00-13.40 |
Buffet Lunch |
| 13.40-14.40 |
Poster Session 2 + Tea/Coffee: Even numbered posters presented, and opportunity to network |
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Platform Session 2: From Histology to Humans (Chair: Penny Gowland) |
| 14.40-14.55 |
Istvan Huszar – What can we learn from slicing and reassembling brains? |
| 15.00-15.15 |
Amy Howard – The BigMac dataset: linking microscopy with MR signals throughout the brain |
| 15.20-15.35 |
Nicola Dinsdale – Unlearning scanner bias |
| 15.40-15.55 |
Molly Rea – Next generation wearable MEG |
| 16:00 |
Close |
