Want to get more from the microscopes in your school or college?
Join us for a free practical webinar on optical microscopy in education, delivered in partnership with Motic, a leading specialist in microscopy.
Designed specifically for science technicians, this session will provide practical guidance to help you better understand, maintain and get the most from your school's microscopes.
Update: Due to severe weather conditions in Barcelona, our Microscopy with Motic webinar was cancelled on 7th October. We’re pleased to confirm the webinar has now been rescheduled for Wednesday 14th October from 2pm –3pm.
Already registered? There’s no need to register again! Your registration has automatically carried over to the rescheduled session.
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Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026
Time: 2pm – 3pm (UK)
Location: Microsoft Teams (joining link sent after registration)
Presenter: Andreja Veluscek (Biologist & Life Science Image Specialist)
Cost: Free
Choosing the right microscope – understand the different types of microscopes used in education and when each is most suitable.
Understanding your equipment – learn how the key components work together and what to consider when selecting microscopes and accessories.
Practical maintenance – simple tips to help keep your microscopes in good working condition and avoid unnecessary damage.
Microscope cameras – explore different options for capturing and sharing images.
Accurate measurement – learn how to use an eyepiece graticule and stage micrometer for precise measurements.
Live Q&A – put your microscopy questions directly to the specialist.
A certificate of attendance is available on request after the session.
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