WEBINARS February 16th 2021

Webinar: How can (fluorescent) live-cell imaging be used for cell viability analysis?

In this free webinar, CytoSMART has partnered with prominent labs from academia to facilitate an open discussion about the use of live-cell imaging for viability analysis. We will be covering: the use of both brightfield and fluorescent live-cell imaging to analyze the effect of a treatment on cell viability; how cell viability can be assessed in both 2D and 3D in vitro cell cultures; the latest technologies from CytoSMART to assess cell viability, and more. Register now!

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WEBINARS January 27th 2021

On-demand webinar: The use of confluency analysis as cell viability assay

In this 25-minute on-demand webinar, we will inform you about the different traditional cell viability assays, the downsides of these assays for investigation of cell viability over time and how confluency analysis of time-lapse moves can overcome these downsides. Watch now!

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WEBINARS December 24th 2020

On-demand webinar: Teaching cell biology with live-cell imaging

In this 20 min on-demand webinar, we take a closer look at how the specific educational courses are built up, what common problems teachers and students face in a cell biology class, the shortcomings of traditional microscopy, and how live-cell imaging can bridge this gap.

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WEBINARS December 22nd 2020

On-demand webinar: What’s needed to realise the potential of organoids?

CytoSMART and Qkine have partnered with organoid pioneers from both academia and industry to facilitate an open and collaborative discussion about the key challenges facing pharma and biotech companies as they approach this pivotal stage of their organoid R&D programs. Curious?

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WEBINARS December 22nd 2020

On-demand webinar: Return to the lab after lockdown

In this 30-minute on-demand webinar, we will share common measures that are taken in labs worldwide to adhere to the social distancing measures. Next to this, we will discuss some tools to help you get the most out of the limited amount of time that you can spend in the lab now. Examples include tools to help you keep enough distance from colleagues, reserve equipment, and train students. Remote monitoring of cell cultures and experiments will also be addressed in the webinar.

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