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Tuesday 19 June 2018
David Johnston (Light Microscopy Facility Manager, Biomedical Imaging
Unit, University of Southampton and University Hospital Southampton NHS
Foundation Trust)
:Small is beautiful – Microscopes, sample preparation and imaging
technologies have all developed rapidly rate in recent years, allowing
us to look at biology in ways that we previously never imagined
possible. Show-casing the different sorts of microscope technology
available for biomedical research (using light, electrons and X-rays)
and the many types of multidimensional image data that we can generate.
time: 20:00 to 21:30
venue: St Denys Community Centre, Main Hall, SO17 2JZ
Monthly talks on a science subject
Future talks, usually the third Tuesday of the month.
An Extra talk
Tuesday 03 July 2018, Rachel Owen, Soton Uni:contagious cancers,
specifically those in Tasmanian Devils. Her talk will be an expanded
version of her talk , that won her through 8 doctoral research
challengers per faculty and 8 faculties of the university, so 64
challengers, in their 2018 Three Minute Thesis competition.
Tuesday 17 July 2018 A speaker on Permaculture , or a speaker on
hydrofoil design and use TBC ,
Tuesday 21 August 2018 Prof Mark Cragg, Soton Uni - Antibody
immunotherapy: overcoming cancer by engaging the immune system
Tuesday 18 September 2018 TBA ,
Tuesday 16 October 2018 TBA
Hopefully one of those dates will be the miller of Eling Tide Mill,
fully reopened again in April 2018 and with a new board walk around
Bartley Water, well
worth ambling along. His talk will be on technical matters relating to
tide mill mechanics and the flour milling process.
David Johnston (Light Microscopy Facility Manager, Biomedical Imaging
Unit, University of Southampton and University Hospital Southampton NHS
Foundation Trust)
:Small is beautiful – Microscopes, sample preparation and imaging
technologies have all developed rapidly rate in recent years, allowing
us to look at biology in ways that we previously never imagined
possible. Show-casing the different sorts of microscope technology
available for biomedical research (using light, electrons and X-rays)
and the many types of multidimensional image data that we can generate.
time: 20:00 to 21:30
venue: St Denys Community Centre, Main Hall, SO17 2JZ
Monthly talks on a science subject
Future talks, usually the third Tuesday of the month.
An Extra talk
Tuesday 03 July 2018, Rachel Owen, Soton Uni:contagious cancers,
specifically those in Tasmanian Devils. Her talk will be an expanded
version of her talk , that won her through 8 doctoral research
challengers per faculty and 8 faculties of the university, so 64
challengers, in their 2018 Three Minute Thesis competition.
Tuesday 17 July 2018 A speaker on Permaculture , or a speaker on
hydrofoil design and use TBC ,
Tuesday 21 August 2018 Prof Mark Cragg, Soton Uni - Antibody
immunotherapy: overcoming cancer by engaging the immune system
Tuesday 18 September 2018 TBA ,
Tuesday 16 October 2018 TBA
Hopefully one of those dates will be the miller of Eling Tide Mill,
fully reopened again in April 2018 and with a new board walk around
Bartley Water, well
worth ambling along. His talk will be on technical matters relating to
tide mill mechanics and the flour milling process.
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