Basic Science: Seeing Cells in a New Light - Livestream

Recent breakthroughs in biological imaging using adaptive optics and novel types of ultra-high-resolution microscopes have enabled watching live cells in action in the brain and other tissues. Pioneers of these approaches describe how Berkeley’s new Advanced Bioimaging Center will be a visualization and data-processing powerhouse for the biological sciences.

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Oskar Hallatschek, McAdams Chair of Physics and Integrative Biology, moderator

Na Ji, Associate Professor of Neurobiology and Physics

Robert Tjian, Professor of Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Structural Biology

Gokul Upadhyayula, Assistant Professor in Residence of Cell and Developmental Biology