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Subject:	FILM Club 30 Oct 2013: London super-resolution group
Date:	Tue, 22 Oct 2013 17:46:16 +0100
From:	Martin Spitaler <m.spitaler@imperial.ac.uk>
To:	FILM-Users mailing list <film-users@imperial.ac.uk>

Dear microscopists,

  the date of the next FILM Club will be used to launch the London Super-Resolution Group, an informal meeting of people across London working with super-resolution microscopy. We have a very strong collection of people in London now, from Susan Cox (3B localisation) to Dylan Owen (formerly Paul French lab, now also Kings College), from Ricardo Henriques (QuickPALM) to Imperial's very own home-brew super-resolution, STED in Paul French's Photonics lab and PALM / STROM in the facility [FILM].

 So the London Super-Resolution Group will start at the upcoming FILM Club on  Wednesday 30 October 4.30pm with an introduction of super-resolution at Imperial College, showing the various aspects of this powerful but challenging technology:

• Martin Spitaler - the facility manager, welcome and overview of super-resolution in and outside the facility [FILM]
• Paul French - the physicist, building and pushing super-resolution microscopes
• Kim Jonas - the biologist, what super-resolution means for the understanding of biological processes
• Edward Cohen - the statistician, how to make sense of noisy and error-prone super-resolution data

Wednesday 30 October 4.30pm
Imperial College London / South Kensington campus / Fleming Building (SAFB)
MDL1 Bay D

 Coming from Exhibition Road, turn left into the campus towards the Queen's Tower / Lawn, the Fleming Building will be on your left (glass building opposite the tower, no. 33 on the campus map). Walk into the building and straight ahead all the way back, past the cafeteria, then turn right and go up to the first floor via stairs / lift; on the first floor the MDL1 is on your left (knock on the door if closed).

  For those who can't make it so early, we'll move on for more socialising and discussions afterwards to the Queens Arms, 30 Queens Gate Mews, Kensington, London, SW7 5QL.

Looking forward to seeing you there,

Martin

• Imperial College campus map: <https://workspace.imperial.ac.uk/campusinfo/public/sthkencampus.pdf>
• Queen's Arms: <https://maps.google.com/maps?q=queens+arms+SW7+5QL&hl=en&ll=51.499101,-0.180585&spn=0.001369,0.002103&sll=51.49964,-0.180191&sspn=0.005477,0.008411&t=m&z=19>