Sub-500nm IR and Simultaneous Raman microscopy
with co-located fluorescence imaging
O-PTIR technology, recent advances, and applications overview
Hosted by Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp @ “Sapienza” University, Rome, Italy, Sunday, July 28, 4:30-6:30 pm
The workshop will discuss recent advances and applications in multimodal imaging with sub-500nm IR (O-PTIR) with simultaneous Raman (IR+Raman) and now, with co-located widefield fluorescence imaging.
Applications examples will focus on life sciences, live cell/tissues, simultaneous SERS & SEIRA, materials/polymers and particulates/microplastics.
Additionally, we will introduce a brand-new innovation, Widefield O-PTIR imaging, powered by FLuorescence detected Photothermal IR (FL-PTIR), allowing for true widefield chemical snapshot imaging with <500nm IR spatial resolution of fluorescently labelled or autofluorescent samples, whilst also generating simultaneous fluorescence widefield images.
The workshop will feature talks from world leading experts, a live online demo as well as an introduction and background from the host, Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp (PSC).
Time | Speaker | Title |
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04:00-04:30 pm | Pre-workshop Coffee/Tea PSC |
Coffee/tea, early registration (beat the crowds) and chat with the speakers |
04:30-04:50 pm | Dr Mustafa Kansiz PSC |
Sub-500nm IR (O-PTIR) and simultaneous Raman microscopy with co-located fluorescence imaging |
04:50-05:30 pm | Prof Ji-Xin Cheng Boston Uni (Keynote Speaker) |
Recent advances in Mid-infrared photothermal microscopy |
05:50-06:10 pm | Live Instrument Demo | Live demonstration of sub-500nm IR+Raman and the new Widefield O-PTIR imaging |
06:10-06:30 pm | Prof Zac Schultz Ohio State Uni, USA |
Simultaneous O-PTIR and SERS, vibrational spectroscopy of cancer cells. |
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