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Euro-BioImaging map

June 17, 2024

New facilities join Euro-BioImaging Nodes

We are delighted to welcome new facilities into the Euro-BioImaging family as part of our recent Node upgrade. Four Euro-BioImaging Nodes – Swedish NMI,…

Sophie Mace France BioImaging

March 11, 2024

Providing customised bioimage analysis advice & workflows through a nationwide, remotely operating core-facility

Many Euro-BioImaging Nodes are working on innovative image analysis and image data management solutions and the next Euro-BioImaging User Forum is designed to highlight…

Light My Cells Challenge

March 11, 2024

Light My Cells, the first France BioImaging Image Challenge

Join us at the Euro-BioImaging User Forum, for an afternoon of presentations from Euro-BioImaging users and image data/image analysis experts at our Nodes that…

January 26, 2024

Successful AI Basics for Image Analysis webinar available on YouTube

In November-December 2023, the Horizon Europe-funded ANERIS Project organized a workshop series to explore the realms of AI application for image processing. These workshops,…

Poster for the Multiscale Imaging in Neuroscience event with EBRAINS

October 25, 2023

Super-resolution imaging inside brain slices with lattice light-sheet microscopy

Our next Special Edition Virtual Pub, “Multiscale Imaging in the Neurosciences,” organized in collaboration with EBRAINS, will take place on Friday, October 27. At…

France BioImaging Euro-BioImaging User Forum on Plant Biology

September 7, 2023

Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy of Plant tissues

Imaging technologies support research into the structure and function of plants, shed light on plant health, resilience and adaptability, and help answer agroecology-related research…

Like a ball of yarn… Above is an example of how CXEM can be used to find the best itinerary within a sample to make transverse sections of the portion of interest. On the left, the micro-CT provided a 3D map of the sample within the resin block. On the right, a transverse ultrathin TEM section of the drosphilia gut. Image courtesy of Nuno Luis (Schnorrer lab, IBDM) & Nicolas Brouilly (Electron Microscopy Facility, IBDM AMU/CNRS, France BioImaging).

March 23, 2023

CXEM: Finding a needle in a haystack

Correlative X-ray imaging and electron microscopy (CXEM) is the combination of X-ray imaging and electron microscopy. It is a correlative approach that makes it…

March 8, 2023

ANERIS Project: Towards Operational Marine Biology

Euro-BioImaging is delighted to be part of the ANERIS (operAtional seNsing lifE technologies for maRIne ecosystemS) project, which kicks off this week in Barcelona. The…

RIM comparison

March 7, 2023

A powerful high speed, low phototoxicity microscopy method to achieve super-resolved images

Are you interested in looking at tissues or other thick samples in high resolution? We spoke to Marc Tramier, a group leader at the…

December 12, 2022

Image data analysis services at France BioImaging

Today, imaging scientists are producing datasets of increasing volume, complexity, and information content. To realize the full potential of imaging data, Euro-BioImaging Nodes offer…

Examples of 3D light-sheet imaging of meiofauna by Valentin Foulon.

November 15, 2022

Meiofauna – the ocean’s next frontier

Meiofauna are tiny marine organisms that range in size from 20 microns to 1 milimetre. They are present everywhere in the sea, from the…

Andrew Boyce with the 3D-STED microscope at France BioImaging.

June 29, 2022

Using super resolution live cell imaging to understand cell death during stroke

Scientists have made extraordinary progress in understanding stroke and the effects it has in the brain, but are still exploring the finer details of…