Light-sheet microscopes record whole cross‑sections of large, live biological samples in a single step. This modality is also ideal for recording molecular dynamics in each cross‑section of the same samples if the recording is performed fast enough (~1000 frames/s).

In this webinar, our guest speaker will focus on how one of these single-molecule sensitive techniques, Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS), can be implemented in home‑built or commercial light sheet microscopes (imaging FCS) without customization. FCS determines molecular concentrations, mobilities, transport, and interactions. Join this event to see several examples of measurements in biofilms, drosophila, and zebrafish.

Webinar Speaker

Dr. Thorsten Wohland
Professor, Departments of Biological Sciences and Chemistry, Centre for Bioimaging Sciences and Institute for Digital Molecular Analytics and Science, National University of Singapore