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Carl Zeiss Supports "Tara Oceans" Expedition 2009-2012
Starting a new Tara Expedition, the schooner „Tara“ set sail for a
3-year continuous study of the planet’s oceans. Amongst other state-of-the art scientific equipment, the laboratories on board ship are geared with high quality microscope systems from Carl Zeiss.
As an official supplier the Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH is proud to support this important project.
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"Carl Zeiss Lecture" 2010 is awarded to Prof. Dr Rudolf Grosschedl
Professor Grosschedl is head of the Max-Planck Institute for Immunology in Freiburg. His exceptional expertise and contributions to science have led to a better understanding of the complex process of development and differentiation of stem cells during lymphopoeisis. Therefore, Grosschedl now joins the ranks of well-known "Carl Zeiss Lecturers" which include many Nobel prize winners.
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| "Carl Zeiss Lecture" 2009 is awarded to Prof. Dr Rudolf Jaenisch.
Jaenisch is a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a founding member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research (Cambridge, USA).
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The European Advanced Light Microscopy Network (EAMNET) is a EU funded network of eight european laboratories and two industrial partners working in the field of light microscopy.
The aim of EAMNET is to assist scientists in exploiting the power of imaging by organizing practical teaching courses, creating online teaching modules and offering software packages for microscopy. All EAMNET partners are also members of the European Light Microscopy Initiative (ELMI).
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