Royal Microscopical Society

Hot on the heels of the recently published Journal of Microscopy Special Issue from the 'Imaging ONEWORLD' talks, poster articles are now being invited for a second volume - to be titled 'Microscopy at a Glance'. Poster articles should serve as an introduction or summary of the researcher's work, providing a concise overview for readers 😀 Find out more and submit an article: https://lnkd.in/dCXzhVPz

There's still time to complete this excellent and much-needed Carers in STEMM survey - seeking to understand the experiences of UK academics who balance careers in STEMM with caregiving responsibilities. Complete the (anonymous) survey by 8 November - and help lay the groundwork for better, more inclusive support systems in academia. Complete the survey: https://lnkd.in/efcaaQrJ

#mmc2025 exhibition bookings are still open to all companies! Don't miss the chance to join us in Manchester next year for what promises to be a fantastic event for the #microscopy #imaging and #FlowCytometry communities! Exhibition bookings: https://lnkd.in/e4JQNa2a

🔬Have you read our latest special issue, Imaging ONEWORLD? The issue features poster articles by speakers from the Imaging ONEWORLD talks series which was held between 2020-2023. We are now accepting poster articles for Volume 2 of the series! https://lnkd.in/epBbWV_t Royal Microscopical Society Kirti Prakash, PhD, FRMS

Registration is now open for the 2024 SEMT Meeting at Natural History Museum on 4 December! This is a great forum for ideas on techniques and applications in microscopy. It has become one of the foremost user groups in the country, addressing all aspects of microscopy from instrument design and specimen preparation to digital image acquisition. This year's meeting will also be featuring the ever-popular RMS Beginners' Competition! Find out more and register: https://lnkd.in/ejN5YyDK

🌟 Nottingham Under the Microscope is live! 🌟 Find out all about our collaboration with Nottingham Central Library below. For more information, visit our website nott.ac/nutm. Also on Wednesday 23rd October we will be in person at the library as part of University of Nottingham Institute for Policy and Engagement's Future Makers event with more microscopy marvels (and lots of keyrings to giveaway)! University of Nottingham Nottingham City Council Royal Microscopical Society Institute of Physics Royal Society of Chemistry The Royal Society #electronmicroscopy

Congratulations and welcome aboard! 😀

Dr Susan Cox is a Reader in Cell Biophysics in the Randall Centre for Cell & Molecular Biophysics within our School for Basic & Biomedical Sciences. She was recently awarded a Royal Microscopical Society Scientific Achievement Award for her work in the field of microscopy, including in the analysis of single molecule light microscopy data to create super-resolution images. Speaking of the award, Dr Cox said: "It is a great privilege to be recognised in this way. For me this award is particularly meaningful as the first RMS Scientific Achievement Award went to George Patterson, who hosted me on my first visit to the NIH and, in addition to many great scientific achievements, did so much to make the field of biological fluorescence microscopy a welcoming and inclusive place." We caught up with Dr Cox to find out more about her career, current projects and who inspires her most ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ePTbjrS6

🌟 It’s time to vote! The Awesome vEM Images Competition voting is now live! 🖼️✨ Check out the amazing entries and choose your top 3 favorites at https://lnkd.in/eWivdXG4. Make sure to get your votes in before Oct. 24th at 5 PM (UK time).🗳️

📣 Flow Cytometry facilities meeting 2025: Registration now *OPEN* If you work in a #FlowCytometry core facility, this meeting is for you! Join the discussion and help address common challenges within the community. Book now: https://lnkd.in/eZGaguqw