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January 2023
International Master´s Degree Programme in Biomedical Imaging
Do you want to study in a stimulating research environment in a country with beautiful nature and high-tech innovations? Are you interested in studying Biomedical Imaging in the laboratories where Stefan Hell did his Nobel prize-awarded research with super-resolution? If your answer is YES, please continue reading! International Master´s programme in Biomedical Imaging is a two-year (120 ECTS) programme jointly administrated by the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland, and the Faculty of Medicine at…
Find out more »Fellowships, grants and career support – Core Facility Fellowships – EMBO
Fellowships, grants and career support – Core Facility Fellowships – EMBO Supporting training for staff of core facilities, funding international exchanges EMBO Core Facility Fellowships fund international exchanges of up to one month between core research facilities in eligible countries. Core Facility Fellowships are intended for the training of core facilities staff, including scientists and technicians, in specific techniques used in core research facilities that provide services to research institutions or universities. The fellowships contribute towards travel and subsistence of…
Find out more »Application for our international Master’s degree program in Biomedical Imaging (BIMA) is opened until 18.1 2023
The application to our international master’s degree program in Biomedical Imaging (BIMA) is opened and the application period ends on 18.1 2023. You can find all information here: https://www.abo.fi/utbildningsprogram/masters-degree-programme-in-biomedical-imaging/ https://www.utu.fi/en/study-at-utu/masters-degree-programme-in-biomedical-sciences-biomedical-imaging https://www.bioimaging.fi/international-masters-degree-programme-in-biomedical-imaging-apply-4-1-18-1-2023/
Find out more »Yearly microscopy course – Live Cell Imaging core facility at KI
The Live Cell Imaging core facility at Karolinska Institutet runs its yearly microscopy course: Improve your imaging skills – from sample preparation to image analysis All the course lectures will be broadcasted live on Zoom, free of charge and there is no need to register. On this page, you can find the course schedule (public activities are in blue) and the Zoom link to join. Scroll down to read the student testimonies! 30 Jan – 17 Feb 2023 The aim…
Find out more »March 2023
Advanced fluorescence microscopy symposium
The Advanced Light Microscopy facility welcomes you to a symposium on FLIM, FRET, FCS and Tau-STED fluorescence microscopy applications
Find out more »Illuminate form to discover function – Exploring new technologies in 3D imaging and spatial proteomics
Illuminate form to discover function Exploring new technologies in 3D imaging and spatial proteomics Lund University BioImaging Centre (LBIC) and Miltenyi Biotec Norden are pleased to invite you to attend an imaging seminar featuring the recent scientific advances by experts in the field of light sheet microscopy and spatial proteomics. Whether you're looking for inspiration on how to move your own research forward, or just curious about new imaging technologies, sign up now to listen, learn and network with experts…
Find out more »QIM Conference: 3D image analysis – From Foundation to Vision
Workshop and talks on the need for 3D image analysis and how deep learning can accelerate the translation of volumetric imaging data to quantitative information Join us for a day where we celebrate the advances that we have made in 3D image analysis in the QIM Center’s first five years. You will meet the decision-makers who made QIM possible, hear fascinating presentations of the newest in 3D imaging classification, see the first images coming out of the DanMAX beamline…
Find out more »April 2023
DBI-INFRA QuPath Workshop
During this hands-on workshop organised on 12 April 2023, participants will be introduced to QuPath, a powerful user-friendly bioimage analysis software designed to extract quantitative information from microscopy images. QuPath is optimised to process whole slide images from digital pathology, but it can also handle 2D images acquired by most fluorescence microscopes. Common uses include the identification, measurement and classification of nuclei, cells and regions of interest in the images. Scope The workshop is directed to life scientists with relevant image analysis needs and…
Find out more »Biologival Imaging Course for PhD and MSc students
Biological Imaging is a joint Science/Health Faculty course from April 24 till June 21 (twice a week). Imaging Centres involved are CFIM, CAB, and DTU’s 3DIM in Denmark and MAXIV and ESS in Sweden and among the teachers are Klaus Qvortrup, Jon Sporring, Michael Gajhede and Alexander Schulz. This course aims at giving an overview of biomedical imaging including fluorescence, electron, X-ray and synchrotron imaging as well image analysis. The course includes showcases at the instruments and, thus, will be…
Find out more »May 2023
Leica THUNDER Live Cell – HANDS-ON SYSTEM DEMONSTRATION
Triolab - Leica - THUNDER workshop May 23 - 25 & May 30 - June 1 University of Copenhagen | Center for Advanced Bioimaging facility Together with our partner Leica Microsystems, Triolab AS will proudly showcase a THUNDER Imager Live Cell at the University of Copenhagen. With THUNDER Imagers you can begin every experiment with confidence. They are your solution for advanced 3D cell culture assays, whether you want to study stem cells, spheroids, or organoids. THUNDER Imagers feature the innovative Leica technology Computational Clearing. It efficiently removes out-of-focus blur…
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