12thWeberSymposium#2025Genova

The symposium honors the fundamental and far-reaching contributions of Prof. Gregorio Weber. Topics on #fluorescence #FLIM #FCS #SR #SMLM host by @malacridalab

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Happy 4th of July to all 🇺🇸colleagues & friends. Today it’s also 109th birthday of Gregorio Weber 🇦🇷, father of biological fluorescence. In celebration of his birthday we are happy to share our last meeting in🇮🇹 past June 15-20th of 2025

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[Hernan Grecco @GreccoHernan]

Grateful to the Weber Symposium organizers for the invitation to present our work at such a stimulating event. Special thanks to @AD1959, @MalacridaLab, and to Dave Jameson — truly the heart and soul of this meeting.

[Fernando Stefani Lab @FerStefaniLab]

Thanks so much to the organizers of the @Weber_Symposium, , Leonel Malacrida, Alberto Diaspro and the great Dave Jameson, for bringing part of our group to Genoa to present our work, enjoy an excellent scientific meeting and a wonderful personal experience

[Alberto Diaspro @AD1959]

#touli l'ornitorinco si rilassa... Dedicato a coloro che mettono il dubbio al di sopra delle certezze - 12° Simposio internazionale Weber sulle metodologie innovative di fluorescenza in biochimica e medicina | https://t.co/f9iUDB1FuE https://t.co/B65J1KI6bA

[Belén Benítez @belen_ben843]

I am so grateful to be able to participate in the #WeberSymposium2025 in Genoa 🇮🇹. Excellent talks and the opportunity to present our work. Thanks to the organizers (@MalacridaLab @AD1959 and everyone) and to @cziscience for the travel grants.

[Federica Scollo @scollo_federica]

With a bit of delay, I would like to share a memory of another awesome talk held by Luca Lanzanò at the Weber Symposium. He has spoken about DNA damage and chromatin compaction studied by means of high resolution fluorescence microscopy. Great job! Proud to be part of your group.

[LaserBlood @LaserBloodeu]

🗣️Back from the 12th #WeberSymposium—grateful for the inspiring #science, growing #FLIM community, and reconnecting with brilliant minds. Special thanks to the organizers, and a heartfelt nod to #Genoa, a city that helped shape my #journey. 🌍

[FLIM LABS @FlimLabs]

Back from the 12th International #WeberSymposium:
What struck me was how the #FLIM community continues to grow— in size and in the breadth, diversity, and value of the research applications developed around the world.
My heartful thanks to the organizing committee!

#photonics

[Elizabeth Hinde @Liz_Hinde_]

#webersymposium2025 thanks to @AD1959 and all the organisers!

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To close we can use @MalacridaLabs words. Big thanks the Weber community and family!
We don’t know yet when and where but for sure there is going to be #13WeberSymposium
“Dedicated to those who put doubts about believes” GW
Arrivederci, buona fortuna and long lifetime!!!

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One more #WeberSymposium2025, number 12th. After almost 40 years from it first meeting in 🇮🇹, Weber Meeting is still vibrant, exciting and full of camaraderie, gathering the key players and young generation of fluorescence and microscopist around the world.
It time for thanks

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We need to thanks the amazing organizing committee #DMJameson @AD1959 @LorenzoScipion3 @michelledigman #LucaLanzano #FrancescoCardarelli @MalacridaLab for their efforts in taking care of continuing Weber’s legacy and for facilitating such a charming atmosphere

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Last talk was on hands of #ChrisCombs, he presented new insights on AI approaches for noise handling on microscopy images in multiple modes.

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We got the the end of the #WeberSymposium2025!
But before we had a fantastic session with great list of speakers:
Kick off, was a short talk by #FedericaScollo sharing her postdoc work on FCS and Spectral Phasor analysis on LLPS

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Followed by #MichelleDigman showing her new work on FLIM segmentation for single mitochondrial metabolism studies

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Last session of the day has two magnificent speakers #PeterSo and #ClausSeidel. Both shows the power of spectroscopy and microscopy for micro fabrication and quantitative microscopy using polarization, lifetime and FCS