BioDIP Seminar on Microdissection
The spring seminar is dedicated to laser capture microdissection (LCM), a technique that allows contact- and contamination-free collection of specific tissue, cells, or subcellular structures.
BioDIP's History
The BioDIP has developed over a couple of years. Major steps were the foundation of the Imaging Facilities Network (IFN) in 2006 and later the foundation of the BioDIP in 2013 enabled by the DFG "Core facilities" funding.
Here you find the timeline containing minor and major milestones of BioDIPs development.
New TEM for EMF at CRTD
The CMCB EM/Histo Facility has got a brand new Transmission Electron Microscope. The 120 kV Jeol JEM 1400 comes with a picture overlay programe for routine inspection and CLEM.
GerBI publication out
German BioImaging published a Best Practice Manual on Advanced Light Microscopy Core Facilities in Microscopy Research and Technique. The article summarizes the outcome of the GerBI workgroups during the first DFG-funding period and presents recommendations for operating such kind of support units for research in the life sciences.