Electron Microscopy for Biologists

Have you ever dreamed of seeing your organoid or your favorite small animal model in its entirety and being able to zoom in to the nanometer scale, Google Earth-style? Searching for rare events in a haystack? Performing 3D electron microscopy? Or even just quantitative electron microscopy?

This is now possible in Montpellier thanks to the new electron microscope that was recently installed.

To learn more, the MRI team is pleased to invite you to a seminar to be held on Thursday, September 21, at 9:45 a.m. on the Triolet campus in room SC36.09. This seminar will mark the official opening of the new MRI electron microscopy facility on the Triolet campus and will provide an opportunity to introduce you to the new range of applications we offer.

We have set aside ample time to answer all your questions and schedule appointments.

This new MRI facility, called EM4Bio (short for Electron Microscopy for Biology), is headed by Laurence Berry, a CNRS Researcher (IR), assisted by Léa Robresco, who holds a fixed-term contract (CDD) as an IE CNRS researcher.

Have you ever dreamed of seeing your favorite organoid or small animal model in its entirety and being able to zoom in to the nanometric scale, just like “Google Earth”? Looking for rare events in a haystack? Want to use 3D electron microscopy? Or even just quantitative electron microscopy?

This is now possible in Montpellier thanks to the new electron microscope that was recently installed.

To learn more, the MRI team is pleased to invite you to a seminar to be held on Thursday, September 21, at 9:45 a.m. on the Triolet campus in room SC36.09. This seminar will mark the official opening of the new MRI electron microscopy platform on the Triolet campus and will provide an opportunity to present the new range of applications we can offer you.

We hope to see many of you there. There will be plenty of time to answer your questions and schedule appointments.

This new MRI facility, called EM4Bio (for Electron Microscopy for Biology), is led by Laurence Berry, IR CNRS, assisted by Léa Robresco, who is on a fixed-term CNRS IE contract.