July 15-16, 2019
Crick EM Symposium: Focus on Correlative Imaging Across Scales
London, UK
Continuing on from our 2017 Crick EM Symposium that celebrated the opening of the EM facilities, we will hold a two-day symposium exploring the impact of correlative imaging on biomedical research across scales. The symposium will include talks from research and technology leaders in imaging, from the macromolecular through to the whole organism scales, with a particular emphasis on how these new techniques can be applied to biomedical research. We will also hear about cutting edge developments in correlative imaging and big microscopy data. There will be a large interactive exhibition from our commercial collaborators.
https://www.rms.org.uk/discover-engage/event-calendar/crick-em-symposium-2019.html

July 17-19, 2019
Crick Advanced Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM) Course 2019
London, UK
The hands-on CLEM course will cover three correlative workflows - 3D CLEM, Integrated Light and EM, and cryo CLEM - using a range of techniques and equipment including Near Infrared Branding, micro CT, Serial Block Face SEM, Focused Ion Beam SEM, high pressure freezing, in-resin fluorescence, ultraLM, integrated light and SEM (SECOM), plunge freezing and cryo-fluorescence. There will also be a CLEM image analysis tutorial session. There are limited places available on the CLEM course.
https://www.rms.org.uk/discover-engage/event-calendar/clem-course-2019.html

October 1-4, 2019
CIASEM 2019
Buenos Aires, Argentina
CIASEM 2019 features over 20 international top experts sharing groundbreaking research findings and presenting original scientific works on the state of the art and new developments, covering a broad range of topics in Microscopy. The Congress theme will be "Microscopy as a tool for solving new scientific challenges."
IMPORTANT DATES
Abstract submission deadline: June 12
Early Registration deadline: August 2
Learn more at: http://ciasem2019.samic-argentina.org/registration/

October 21-22, 2019
Dynamic in-situ microscopy relating structure and function
The Royal Society, London
Fast-track discussion meeting organised by Professor Dame Pratibha Gai FREng FRS, Professor Edward Boyes, Professor Rik Brydson and Professor Richard Catlow FRS.
The meeting will evidence and advance developments in dynamic in-situ environmental electron, scanning probe, optical and fast time resolved microscopy, and computer modelling studies of vital interest in the chemical, physical and life sciences, underpinning technologies of high commercial and societal value. It will focus on the pivotal role of imaging and spectroscopy for understanding and advancing dynamic processes across the sciences to access previously invisible aspects of real-world processes. The meeting is free to attend with pre-registration through the link below and it will include world leading invited speakers. It will also include contributed talks, poster presentations and discussion periods. Free-registration is now open on a first come basis. Poster contributions (<200 word abstract) are invited from interested registrants and some posters may be selected for presentation as contributed oral papers.
https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2019/10/in-situ-microscopy/

November 21, 2019
One day flowcytometryUK Meeting 2019
Cambridge, UK
The one day flowcytometryUK 2019 Meeting will take place in Cambridge highlighting the diverse areas in which cytometry is a vital resource. There will be scientific presentations from a number of speakers interspersed with commercial flash presentations. A commercial exhibition will allow delegates to see recent developments in the field and the meeting also afford a great opportunity to network with fellow cytometrists in a relaxed and informal environment.
https://www.rms.org.uk/discover-engage/event-calendar/one-day-flowcytometryuk-meeting-2019.html

January 26-31, 2020
Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy Gordon Research Conference
Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco (Italy)
This Gordon Research Conference aims discussing the latest research results, advances in method, and future directions of LPEM. It presents an international forum for scientists from multiple disciplines and at different stages in their career. Discussion will focus on the usage and development of this new in situ technology to study fundamental aspects involving the structure and dynamics of organic and inorganic materials, and biological specimens. Topics will include: innovation in liquid cells and holder designs; microscopy and spectroscopy; beam sample interactions and the use of low dose LPEM; nucleation and growth of nanoparticles and crystals; electrochemistry; imaging in ionic liquids; the self-assembly and structure of soft matter; studying biological samples, for example, protein function; and advanced image acquisition, analysis and data interpretation.
https://www.grc.org/liquid-phase-electron-microscopy-conference/2020/