Invitation to the Second Symposium on Super-resolution and Advanced Fluorescence Microscopy and István Ábrahám Memorial Workshop
April 1-2, 2022, Pécs Hungary
The Centre for Neuroscience, the Institute of Physiology of the Medical School, and the István Ábrahám Nano-Bio-Imaging Core Facility at the University of Pécs and Cellular Bioimaging Hungary cordially invite you to participate in the Second Symposium on Super-resolution and Advanced Fluorescence Microscopy and István Ábrahám Memorial Workshop.
The Symposium will take place on April 1-2, 2022 at the University of Pécs, Hungary. It will be a forum for national and international scientists, who use and develop super-resolution microscopy and other advanced fluorescent microscopy methods to present their latest technical innovations and scientific results especially in the field of life sciences. The Symposium will also be an opportunity for researchers working in various specialized microscopy facilities to build collaborations and to learn about good practices in managing those facilities.
The program will include the István Ábrahám Memorial Workshop., where colleagues from all over the world come together to give scientific talks and to remember István Ábrahám, former Head of the Institute of Physiology, founder of the Nano-Bio-Imaging Core Facility in Pécs and President of the Hungarian Neuroscience Society, who passed away last year.
Our host city Pécs is a picturesque and lively university city on the southern slopes of the Mecsek mountains in southern Hungary offering rich cultural heritage, great gastronomy, and a surrounding region well worth discovering.
The deadline for registration and abstract submission is March 1, 2022.
Please check the Symposium website at superresolution.hu for regularly updated information.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Pécs!
Péter Buzás, PhD
Institute of Physiology, Medical School,
University of Pécs
István Hernádi, PhD
on behalf of the Centre for Neuroscience,
University of Pécs
András Lukács, PhD
Institute of Biophysics, Medical School,
University of Pécs
György Vámosi, PhD
on behalf of Cellular Imaging Hungary