CHEMICAL MICROSCOPY WITH COHERENT RAMAN SCATTERING

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CHEMICAL MICROSCOPY WITH COHERENT RAMAN SCATTERING
Speaker Biography:
Wei Min, Ph.D.
Volker Schweikhard, PhD.
Webinar:
Wei Min, Ph.D.
Dr. Wei Min graduated from Peking University, China, with a Bachelor's degree in 2003. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Harvard University in 2008 studying single-molecule biophysics with Prof. Sunney Xie. After continuing his postdoctoral work in Xie group, Dr. Min joined the faculty of Department of Chemistry at Columbia University in 2010, and has been a tenured full Professor since 2017. Dr. Min's current research interests focus on developing novel optical spectroscopy and microscopy technology to address biomedical problems.
Volker Schweikhard, PhD.
With a background in optics, biophysics and cell biology, it is my passion to develop instruments and procedures to probe biological processes at the (sub-)cellular and tissue levels. At Leica Microsystems, I work with customers, collaboration partners and in-house R&D to drive innovation in nonlinear optical microscopy and multimodal imaging, including coherent Raman scattering microscopy (CARS, SRS), multi-photon fluorescence microscopy, lifetime imaging, and harmonic-generation microscopy (SHG, THG).
Webinar Abstract:
Presentation: Chemical Imaging for Biomedicine: the Next Frontier of Light Microscopy: Dr. Wei Min, Columbia University
Followed by: CRS Microscopy: the Leica SP8 CARS SRS System and Applications: Dr. Volker Schweikhard, Leica Microsystems, Inc.
Quantitative spectroscopic imaging of label-free or chemically tagged specimens: From cell and tissue biology to medical research, materials science, and microfabrication
Probing 3D cellular model systems (organoids) and tissues for preclinical & translational research in cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, immunology, and digestive disorders
Multi-modal confocal nonlinear optical microscopy, combining CARS, SRS, Second-Harmonic Generation, and 2-Photon Fluorescence for advanced tissue-based diagnostics
Monitoring tissue penetration of pharmacological and cosmetic compounds
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[@InquilineKea]

Omg wei min were in the new nanoplastics paper

[@babthecookieman]

Fantastic and clear, great talks. Ty for the upload!

[@adamhanninen8295]

Not clear - Prof Muffles here needs a new mic