Organizer

Toshiaki Mochizuki

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST)

Kazutoshi Tani

University of Tsukuba

Venue

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology

Aim

This course on cryo-electron microscopy is aimed at beginners. Experienced researchers will provide an overview of the current state-of-the-art of this Nobel Prize winning technology and share their experiences in demonstrations and hands-on practice.

Keynote Lecture

Yoshinori Fujiyoshi

Science Tokyo

Open Lecture

Matthias Wolf

OIST

 

Invited Instructors

University of Tokyo

• Radostin Danev
• Yoshimasa Takizawa

Osaka University

• Takayuki Kato

Tohoku University

• Takeshi Yokoyama

Kyoto University

• Yukihiko Sugita
• Kanako Kimura

ExCELLS

• Ray Burton-Smith

KEK

• Toshio Moriya

University of Tsukuba

• Naruhiko Adachi

Kyoto Institute of Technology

• Jun-ichi Kishikawa

Tokushima University

• Yoshiyuki Fukuda

OIST

• Oleg Sitsel

Topics

• Sample preparation
• Electron optics and image formation
• Hardware and development of cryo-TEM
• Image processing and theory

Hands-on

**external participants given priority (Registration is required)**

• Negative staining sample preparation & basic training on Talos L120C
• Negative staining sample screening on Talos L120C
• Basic training on Talos Arctica
• Cryo sample preparation
• Cryo sample screening on Talos Arctica
• Automated data collection on Titan Krios
• Relion Image processing

Registration

*closed ( Nove. 22nd)

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Contact

Toshiaki Mochizuki, Scientific Imaging Section (IMG-request@oist.jp)