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Organizers

Aníbal Vargas Ríos
Workshop Coordinator
anibal.vargas@mayor.cl

Luz Fuentealba
Microscopy Unit Coordinator

Charlotte Buckley
Assistant Professor, Microscopy Unit

Co-organizers and instructors:

About the Course

Light sheet microscopy has emerged as an essential fluorescence microscopy tool for fast, non-damaging multidimensional data acquisition in live and fixed samples. The broad range of sample types that can be imaged, along with the large volume of data generated, presents a clear challenge in image processing and quantitative data extraction. The goal of this in-person workshop is to provide the necessary tools for working with multidimensional images obtained through light sheet microscopy.

Target Audience

This workshop is aimed at students at all levels, academics, principal investigators, lab leaders in biological sciences or related fields, microscopists, and core facility staff who wish to receive training in light sheet microscopy and multidimensional image analysis.

Registration & Workshop Fee

You can register until July 25, 2025, by clicking here.
This workshop is completely free and includes transportation, lunch, and coffee service, funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

Support for Attending this Workshop

At this time, we are not directly offering lodging or travel grants to attend this event. However, you may apply for the following funding opportunities:

• Latin America Bioimaging: SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS (Registration until July 7) Will be awarded through the LABI network. The number of scholarships will be subject to the network’s budget. For registration and scholarship information, visit https://labi.lat/activities/ or contact: latambioimaging@gmail.com

• JCS-FocalPlane Training Grants: Three application deadlines for events within 6 months of grant approval. Apply here.

• Imaging for All (i4A): Check the guidelines and apply for microscopy workshop grants under this Global Imaging program.

Workshop Location

This workshop will take place at the Center for Integrative Biology, Universidad Mayor, Huechuraba Campus, Santiago, Chile.

Transportation to Huechuraba Campus

By private vehicle:
You can arrive in your own vehicle and park in the available spaces in the campus parking lot.

By public transportation:
Universidad Mayor, Huechuraba Campus offers free shuttle buses connecting the campus with nearby main subway stations (Vespucio Norte Station and Escuela Militar Station). Click here to check the shuttle bus schedule to Huechuraba Campus.

Workshop transportation:
The event will provide special round-trip transportation for attendees from Tobalaba Metro Station. You just need to arrive at the designated meeting point at the time established by the organizers.

Accommodations

For those coming from outside the Santiago Metropolitan Region, we recommend staying near Tobalaba Metro Station or Escuela Militar Station, depending on your preferred transportation method to attend the event. Huechuraba Campus is located far from regular lodging options, so we suggest staying in areas close to the mentioned metro stations or others along Metro Line 1.