We are happy to introduce a new staff member of the Flow Cytometry Core Facility:
Dr. Anreas Pannek started working in our team this week.
He has more than 5 years of experience in flow cytometry and image cytometry. After a short training period, he will be responsible for scientific questions, the establishment of new methods, support with large multicolor panels and their data analysis, image cytometry and image-based cell sorting.
We are very happy about this great addition to our team.
As an eventful year draws to a close, it is always a reason to look back and look forward. This year the Core Facility has acquired a brand new technology with our two new Sony ID7000 spectral analyzers. This technology provides the opportunity to greatly expand flow cytometric panels. With good panel design and some…
Many of you will already know that the FCCF could expand its equipment park considerably this year. By now, all instruments are delivered, but not all of them are ready to use, due to different reasons. The first instrument we wanted to introduce to you, is the ImageStream®X MarkII by Amnis®. This cytometer offers our…
What is spectral flow cytometry? In contrast with conventional flow cytometry that detects the emission peak of fluorochromes by the use of optical filters, spectral flow cytometry distinguishes the shapes of emission spectra along a large range of continuous wave lengths. The data is analyzed with an algorithm that replaces compensation matrices and treats auto-fluorescence…
Seminarraum 5, 1OG, Lehrgebäude 9:30-13:00 9:30-10:00 Introduction to Flow Cytometry 10:15-11:30 Panel Design & Experimental Setup Optimization Strategies Example 8-color Panel Optimization 11:45-12:15 New Technologies for Flow Cytometry PrimeFlow RNA TM Detection Assay SuperBright TM polymer dyes We are looking forward meeting you Drinks and snacks will be available Viktoria Reckert…
