Free Lunchtime Workshop - 2 July 2009
in-vivo Plant Research with NightOWL Imaging System
The NightOWL in vivo imager has been specifically improved for its use in plant science with LED panels simulating spectral changes of daylight and multi-position sample tray. Moving camera for height adaption and a selectable field of view ensure imaging of even small leafs.
Additional the microplate instruments Centro and Mithras can be set up for high-throughput gene expression of seedlings grown in microplates.
Presenter: Dr. Manfred Hennecke, BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co.KG
After his master study of chemistry at the University Stuttgart in Germany he finished with a PhD in biochemistry.
After a Postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Iowa, USA, he started as a product manager for clinical and research instruments at industry.
Today his current responsibilities at BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES as product manager of imaging systems include application and development besides marketing issues. The knowledge is based on many years of experience in imaging, in-vivo fluorescence and luminescence in academic research and pharmaceutical drug discovery.
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