October 5-9, 2024
Join us in Chicago for Neuroscience 2024!
Each year, researchers from around the world gather at the prestigious Society for Neuroscience (SfN) conference to exchange their latest findings, explore innovative ideas, and immerse themselves in the forefront of neuroscience. This event is more than just a meeting—it’s a hub for collaboration, inspiration, and professional growth within the neuroscience community. With over half a million neuroscientists in attendance, the SfN annual meeting stands as the premier global event for neuroscience, where attendees showcase their work and contribute to advancing the field.
This year, SfN will be held at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago from Saturday, October 5 to Wednesday, October 9. Attendees will have the chance to present their research, connect with fellow scientists, participate in sessions, and explore exhibits. With its numerous opportunities for meaningful connections, this conference is a must-attend event for anyone passionate about neuroscience.
As the highlights of our exhibit will be the award-winning CICERO spinning disk confocal system, recognized as one of Microscopy Today’s Top 10 Best Microscopy Innovations (click here for more). The CICERO system will be on display, providing a firsthand look at its capabilities and potential applications in your research.
Additionally, we are excited to discuss your imaging needs and share insights into our latest technological innovations. If you are passionate about innovation and interested in exploring transformative collaborations, we encourage you to connect with us.
Be sure to visit CrestOptics at Booth #602 in the Exhibit Hall to learn more about our products and how we are advancing microscopy to power your discoveries.
See you there!
To know more about the event, visit the Society of Neuroscience 2024 webpage.
Cover image: CICERO confocal spinning disk acquisition of a rat brain tissue section. The image displayed is a maximum intensity projection of a 3-channel and Z-stack acquisition, captured using a 60X oil objective.
