MIC Workshops
MIC Workshops are designed as individual and specialised teaching activities to consolidate selected high-end microscopy methods. MIC workshops are offered at PhD level and, in exceptional cases, also for students at the master level. They usually conclude with a performance assessment and offer the acquisition of ECTS. The amount of ECTS depends on the hours that the student has to invest. The following categories exist: Bio Image Analysis, Light Microscopy, Electron Microscopy and Specific Applications. Most MIC Workshops are held on request. Please do not hesitate to request a realization.
Overview Workshops
You can find an overview of the MIC workshops here.
Upcoming Workshops
Below we list the upcoming workshops. Please be aware that most workshops will be offered upon your request (overview workshops).
Title: COMULIS Training School - Imaging Across Scales
Organizer: MicroCT Group (PD Dr. Ruslan Hlushchuk, Institute of Anatomy), Microscopic Anatomy and Structural Biology (Prof. Dr. phil. nat. Benoît Zuber), Institute of Anatomy, Dr. Yury Belyaev, Microscopy Imaging Center
Duration: 25-29 August 2025 / 5 days
ECTS: 2.0
KSL: 457126
Title: Conventional fluorescence microscopy, laser scanning microscopy and digital image processing
Organizer: PD Dr. phil. Fabian Blank (DBMR, LCI)
Duration: 11-13 June 2025 / 3 days. On demand.
ECTS: 1.5 / Poster
KSL: 12284
General Information regarding MIC workshops
Time
Most MIC Workshops are courses on demand. Do not hesitate to contact the course lecturer.
Contact
Please contact the responsible course lecturer
Registration on KSL
See link on individual course description
Target audience
Courses are designed for various levels of education. Please read the individual course descriptions regarding the target audience.
ECTS
variable, see course description
Costs
Most MIC workshops are liable to pay costs. PhD students enrolled in the GCB may be eligible for financial support. Refund can be requested by submitting the Refund Request Form below to the CEM administration.