Danish BioImaging Newsletter – March 2023

Welcome to the first edition of the Danish Bioimaging newsletter for 2023.

This first quarter of 2023 has been full of exciting news!, the Danish BioImaging Network community keeps growing – welcome to all our new members!. Moreover, the DBI Infrastructure team is also growing: In March, two new members of the DBI-INFRA Image Analysis Core Facility (IA CF) team joined us. Tricia Loo as Bioimage Analyst and Martin Baiker-Sørensen as Programmer/Bioimage Analyst. You will soon be able to access to the new IA CF and all other DBI-INFRA facilities through the DBI-INFRA website (www.dbi-infra.eu). The website is under construction, but to be launched very soon. So, stay tuned: from May, you will be able to get and overview of the bioimaging technologies and planned activities offered at the different DBI-INFRA facilities in 2023. The first IA CF planned activity is the DBI-INFRA QuPath Workshop in April 12^th – learn how to quantify histology/multiplexing images for free – only a few seats are available. Do not miss this opportunity!

Towards the end of the letter, we highlight some of the coming bioimaging events for 2023. Mark your calendars to attend the third Image Analysis Stakeholder meeting in Copenhagen May 12^th and the Second Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) Symposium in Odense, August 22^nd -25^th.

Remember to check out/follow our DBI network website and SoMe channels (Linkedin & Twitter ) for a deeper dive into activities, events, and updates within the bioimaging community and infrastructure in Denmark.

Best Regards/ DBI Network & DBI INFRA Coordinator Sonia Diaz

Euro-BioImaging ERIC promotes its Danish BioImaging Node

The DBI-INFRA Director, Clara Prats, talks about the open access technologies available at the Danish multimodal Euro-Bioimaging node (DBI). Watch the video.

The five state-of art DBI bioimaging facilities include the BioImaging Core Facility at the University of Aarhus, the Danish Molecular Bioimedical Imaging Center at the University of Southern Denmark, and the Center for Advanced BioImaging and the Core Facility of Integrated Microscopy at the University of Copenhagen.

An axolotl waiting for an ultrasound. NMR scanners dedicated to open access for research. Support and access to light sheet microscopy, imaging plant growth and advanced light and electron microscopy applications. These are some of the technologies you can access at the Danish multimodal Euro-Bioimaging node (DBI). Are you curious to know more? if so, watch the nice video by Euro-BioImaging about the DBI node.

Open calls and Events

Second symposium of the Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructures (BNMI) network – University of Southern Denmark, Odense. August 22^nd -25^th. Registration
Should life scientists learn to program? Stakeholder meeting organized in collaboration with Alexandra Instituttet -May 12^th , Copenhagen. Participation is free. Sign up here.
Biological Imaging Course for PhD and MSc students from April 24^th to June 21^st (twice a week). Read more
Course by Janelia Advanced Imaging Center: Principles and approaches to digital image processing and analysis
European Microscopy Congress 2024. 25-30 August. Copenhagen.
Biophotonics PhD Course at DaMBIC. June 5 – June 9, 2023.

Jobs

BioImage Analyst at Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA. For full consideration, please apply before 1^st April 2023.
Imaging Specialist at reNEW NNF Center for Stem Cell Medicine . Deadline for applications: 31^st of March, 2023.
Core Facility Fellowships EMBO Supporting training for staff of core facilities, funding international exchanges.