Single Molecule Localization Microscopy Symposium
Welcome to the homepage of the 12th Single Molecule Localization Microscopy Symposium! The 2023 edition of SMLMS continues a successful series of conferences, whose scope is to bring together scientists working in the field of single-molecule localization microscopy and new super-resolution imaging technologies. Topics will include, for example, the development of new imaging methods, new fluorescent probes and labeling strategies, applications to biological questions, and new approaches to data analysis.
Vienna is home to a thriving imaging community and, moreover, the end of August is a very nice time of year to visit! We look forward to seeing you there!
2023 Edition Organizers
Francisco Balzarotti — IMP, Austria
Mark Bates — IFNANO, Germany
Scientific Committee
Mike Heilemann — Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany
Helge Ewers — Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Aleksandra Radenovic — EPFL, Switzerland
Suliana Manley — EPFL, Switzerland
Important Dates
Open Registration and Submission | May 10th |
Submission Deadline (talk) | June 23rd |
Submission Deadline (poster) | July 14th |
Announcement of Selected Talks | mid-July |
Symposium Start | August 28th 1:30pm |
Symposium End | August 30th 5:00pm |
News
- SMLMS2023 Program is online
Check our the scientific program that includes 15 invited speakers, 21 selected speakers and 110 posters.
- Registration deadline extended
We have shifted the abstract submission deadline for oral presentation to the end of this week (June 23rd), to allow last minute submissions to come through. Early bird registration fees still apply!
- New invited speaker: Eugene Kim
We are happy to announce a new invited speaker for #SMLMS2023! Dr. Eugene Kim will join us to share her exciting single-molecule fluorescence studies of the molecular mechanisms of chromosome organization and DNA repair.
- More information on registration and submission
We added more information on registration, procedures, submissions and child care grants.
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