22 Apr 2016
Dr. Peter O’Toole discusses the benefit of using light sheet microscopy for in vivo 3D imaging and how he hopes to implement correlative microscopy to understand genomic, metabolomic and biochemical data.
Department of Biology, University of York
Peter is the Bioscience Technology Facility Director at the University of York covering the broad technologies required for a multi-disciplined Department of Biology and heads the highly successful Imaging and Cytometry Labs (advanced LM/EM/Cytometry). Research is focused on technology/method development of novel imaging modalities, whilst the service labs provide research support to many academic/commercial organisations and consultancy contracts with leading manufacturers. Peter is Vice-President of the Royal Microscopical Society and serves on an array of international committees and organises international microscopy and cytometry conferences and courses.