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Imaging living plants has always been challenging. Most microscopes place the sample horizontally – while plants grow vertically. But scientists at Czech Republic’s Institute…

The Institut des Sciences Biologiques (INSB) of the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) has launched a call for projects to…

Imaging technology is one of the fastest developing areas in scientific instrumentation. Staying on the cutting-edge in this dynamic field means that Euro-BioImaging is…

Danish BioImaging (DBI) is a multi-sited, multimodal Euro-BioImaging Node that brings together five state-of-the-art facilities representing the bioimaging infrastructure of Denmark. The Node provides…

Correlated multimodality imaging (CMI) projects give scientists a truly holistic picture of a sample – but they require more coordination and more intense collaboration…

The Finnish Biomedical Imaging Node (FiBI) is a multi-sited, multimodal Node with sites in Turku, Kuopio, Aalto and Helsinki Universities. This Node covers…

Please join us on Friday, December 3 at 14:00 CET for coffee with Euro-BioImaging. It’s a great opportunity for an informal chat with the…

Euro-BioImaging ERIC is pleased to announce that its Call for Nodes 2021 is open! This is the process by which Euro-BioImaging invites applications from…

A global pandemic, climate change… the world is changing, and so is science. In this discussion, Beate Neumann, Senior Scientific Officer at EMBL’s Advanced…

Wondering where you can go to do fast live cell imaging with unprecedented resolution (at 60 nm)? Why not travel to Stockholm or Gothenburg,…

The second edition of the Euro-BioImaging User Forum was held on Thursday, October 14th, 2021 – an afternoon of exchanges on the importance of…

What could be more exciting than observing the behavior of microscopic coral in situ? A new underwater microscope from the University of Haifa, part…