Topical Day: Imaging and Image Analysis XVI

Topical Day: Imaging and Image Analysis XVI

We are pleased to once again offer a wide range of imaging techniques applied to various fields, from materials to life and medical sciences, along with corresponding image analysis methods. This event is sponsored by Empa, participation is free of charge.

lundi, 12. mai 2025
2025-05-12 08:30:00 2025-05-12 16:20:00 Europe/Zurich Topical Day: Imaging and Image Analysis XVI We are pleased to once again offer a wide range of imaging techniques applied to various fields, from materials to life and medical sciences, along with corresponding image analysis methods. This event is sponsored by Empa, participation is free of charge. Akademie, Empa, Dübendorf
 
Ouverture des portes 08:15
Début 08:30
Fin 16:20
Akademie, Empa, Dübendorf
Überlandstrasse 129
8600 Dübendorf
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Topic
Imaging using a variety of modalities, including electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, optical microscopy, X-ray and neutron imaging, ultrasonic techniques, focused ion beam techniques, and more, as well as diverse methods for performing image analysis.

Target audience
Scientists, Ph.D.’s and post-docs working with different imaging techniques and image analysis methods. Anyone who is interested in learning about the latest developments in imaging and image analyses.

Objectives
The series of Empa Topical Days on Imaging and Image Analysis, an event of the Research Focus Area ‘Health and Performance’, offers scientists, both from the ETH domain and from other public/private institutions, a comprehensive platform to stay updated on the latest developments and share experiences in the fields of imaging and image analysis.

Kindly register by May 7, 2025

Program

08:30    Robert Zboray, Center for X-ray Analytics, Empa

             Welcome & opening remarks

08:40   Ludovico SIlvestri, European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy (LENS), University of Florence

             Large-scale high-resolution imaging of multiple molecular targets with light-sheet fluorescence microscopy

09:20    Kiarash Tajbakhsh, Center for X-ray Analytics, Empa

             Thyroid neoplasm pathology from micro-anatomy to molecular signatures using X-ray imaging

10:00    Jingjing Jiang, Biomedical Optics Research Laboratory, Department of Neonatology,

             University Hospital Zurich

             Time domain near infrared optical tomography for clinical applications

10:40    Coffee break

11:00   Viktor Kis, 3DHISTECH, Budapest 

            Transforming pathology to 3D – Latest developments of μCT imaging by 3DHISTECH –

            The Digital Pathology Company

11:40    Pavel Trtik, Applied Materials Group, Laboratory for Neutron Scattering and Imaging, PSI

             Quasi-coherent assortment of neutron imaging activities at PSI – from ‘moderately useful’ to ‘quite useless

              though rather interesting’ ones

12:20    Lunch break

13:20   Marianne Liebi, Laboratory for X-ray characterization of materials, EPF Lausanne & Structure and

            Mechanics of Advanced Materials Group, Laboratory for Condensed Matter, Center for Photon Science, PSI

            Imaging with X-ray scattering contrast for the characterization of hierarchical material structure

14:00    Sebastian Habermann, Laboratory Nanomaterials in Health, Department Materials meet Life, Empa

             Colorful Insights: Pinpointing Biomolecules with

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