Confocal and deconvolution workshop, IBP Brno, Nov 8, 2011
Demonstrace systému Leica Microsystems pro konfokální High Content Screening snímání na PřF UK Praha, 26. – 30. 9. 2011
Webinar - Principles and Applications of Multiphoton Microscopy, July 27, 2011
Webinar - The new Leica HyD Get on the Road to Super-Sensitivity, May 24, 2011
Leica webinar Super-Resolution - Single Molecule Detection with Leica SR GSD, May 12, 2011
Principles and Applications of Live Cell Imaging, webinar Apr 27, 2011
Odborný seminář Aplikovaná optika a mikroskopie 2010
Workshop Contemporary Confocal Microscopy, 8.-9. září 2010 Košice
Konfokálny mikroskop - uvedenie do prevádzky na UPJŠ v Košiciach
Advanced imaging techniques in biomedicine: from molecules to organisms, Praha 1.-4. 9. 2010
Leica Microsystems Develops Stefan Hell’s Award-Winning STED Microscope
Mannheim/Wetzlar, Germany, 27 November 2006
On November 23, 2006, Professor Stefan Hell, Director of the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, was presented with the prestigious German Future Award by Federal President Horst Köhler.
This annual technology and innovation award, which was conferred for the tenth time this year, has a cash value of 250,000 Euro and is given in recognition of projects that not only have revolutionary implications for science but are also ready for application and marketing.
Professor Hell received the Future Award for inventing STED microscopy. (STED stands for “stimulated emission depletion”.) The patented STED technique has been licensed to Leica Microsystems, which is developing STED microscopy into a user-friendly instrument to be launched on the market in 2007. The new fluorescence system will be produced in Wetzlar and Mannheim. The Stefan Hell/Leica Microsystems team was already successful at the beginning of the year, when Leica Microsystems won the 2005 Innovation Award of German Industry for the Leica TCS 4PI. This ultra-high resolution microscope system was another invention of Hell’s to be marketed by Leica.
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Microsystems Develops Stefan Hell’s Award-Winning STED Microscope