Our Nodes
Most Euro-BioImaging services are provided by 41 Euro-BioImaging Nodes, which are internationally renowned imaging facilities in the member countries.
To become a Euro-BioImaging Node, facilities go through a rigorous application and review process in the Call for Nodes. They are evaluated by our Scientific Advisory Board on a wide variety of factors, including:
- Scientific and technical excellence
- European and national significance
- Technology maintenance and updates
- Access and service package
- Quality assurance
- User training
- Other technology-specific factors
Following successful evaluation and approval by the Board, the Nodes join the Euro-BioImaging family by signing service level agreements that outline the services to Euro-BioImaging users.
In addition to supporting user projects, our Nodes are active in European-funded research projects, support and develop technological breakthroughs, organise outstanding training courses and conferences, and make science accessible to the public through their outreach efforts.
Discover the current list of the Nodes categorised by member state below. Our Nodes can also be searched and accessed via the Technologies tab on the Euro-BioImaging Access Portal.
Austria
Belgium
Czechia
Denmark
France
Israel
Italy
Netherlands
Facility of Multimodal Imaging - AAMI Maastricht
Challenges Framework Flagship Node
Population Imaging Flagship Node Rotterdam
Correlative Light Microscopy Dutch Flagship Node
Erasmus MC OIC - Advanced Light Microscopy Rotterdam Node
High Throughput Microscopy Dutch Flagship Node
Preclinical Imaging Centre (PRIME) - Molecular Imaging Dutch Node
Wageningen Imaging and Spectroscopy Hub (WISH) - ALM and Molecular Imaging Node Wageningen
Norway
Slovenia
Spain
Advanced Light Microscopy Node (ALM@BIO)
BIMCV - Medical Imaging Data Bank - Population Imaging Node
Barcelona Live and Intravital - Advanced Light Microscopy Node (BLivIN)
B-Min - Mesoscopic Imaging Node Barcelona
SLN@BCN - Barcelona Super Resolution Light Nanoscopy - Super Resolution Node Barcelona