OPTICS + EXPERTISE

Workshops and training

Learn to work with a microscope and create outstanding content, from the basics to advanced imaging. We will help you choose equipment for your goals.

Workshops and training

Service advantages

We turn the microscope from a complex instrument into a practical tool for your goals. Our workshops concentrate on hands-on work. After training, you will be able to conduct investigations and independently create high-quality photos and video for science, work or creative projects.

Who can benefit?

  • Students and researchers: Visualize experiments professionally and prepare illustrations for articles, dissertations and grant applications.
  • Professionals and companies: Train staff in incoming quality control, materials analysis, microscopy and technical documentation.
  • Photographers and content creators: Explore scientific and artistic photomicrography for commercial and personal projects.
  • Teachers and trainers: Create distinctive teaching materials and integrate practical methods into education.
  • Science enthusiasts: Develop your hobby, discover the microscopic world and create striking projects.
Introducing visitors to microscopy
Introducing visitors to microscopy

Programs and objectives

We offer practical intensives, not just lectures, with an individual focus on your goals.

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Program Key objectives Your result
Basics of microscopy Confidently use biological, stereo and digital microscopes; apply illumination methods and prepare specimens. Independent, correct investigations without avoidable preparation errors.
Advanced photomicrography and video Imaging through a microscope with a camera, image processing including focus stacking and stitching, time-lapse and video for reports or social media. Publication-quality content for research, commercial projects and media.
Individual turnkey training Train staff on new equipment, develop product quality-control methods or a distinctive visual style. A solution tailored to your requirements and samples.

Our method: learning through practice

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Principle What it gives you
Practice from the first session 80% of the time is spent working with equipment under expert guidance; theory is immediately applied.
Work with your samples Bring your products or materials and learn how to examine and film them correctly.
Individual program Focus on topics relevant to your goals, whether a scientific paper or manufacturing quality control.
Equipment advice Advice tailored to your scientific or production objectives.
Examining samples together with an expert
Examining samples together with an expert

Why choose our workshops?

  • Practising experts: Our instructors are active microscopy specialists.
  • Modern equipment: Training uses microscopes from leading brands with system cameras.
  • Tangible results: You leave with knowledge and a portfolio of your first works.
  • Post-course support: Advice on equipment selection, setup and difficult cases.

The process

  1. Enquiry: Tell us about your goals and current level.
  2. Consultation: We determine the right program and equipment for practising your skills.
  3. Training: A practical intensive focused on your tasks.
  4. Results: Usable skills and confidence working with a microscope.

Frequently asked questions

I am a complete beginner. Will I understand it?

Yes. The basic course is designed for beginners. We start from the fundamentals and develop practical skills through repetition.

Do I need my own equipment?

No. We provide all the necessary equipment. Part of our role is to help you decide what to buy later.

Can you run an on-site workshop for our department?

Yes. This is one of our core services. We bring the equipment and train your team at your workplace, taking account of your production requirements.

See it in action

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What shall we look at more closely?

Tell us about the material and your goals. We will select the equipment, expert and working format.

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