Figure 1: Hierarchical scanning of entire monkey hearts. A) a heart before serial ethanol dehydration. B) stabilized heart prepared for scanning. C) transverse cut in the overview (67 µm pixel) scan. D) ‘zoomed in’ stitched plane (8 µm pixel) in the area of interest, demonstrating condensed myocardial band (#) and a coronary vessel (*). D) Single view of ‘zoomed in’ scan (2 µm pixel)

June 19, 2023

Multiscale multimodal 3D analysis of cardiovascular alterations/ structural features in a rhesus macaque monkey model for COVID-19

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is the biggest health crisis of the 21th century. Due to the extremely high number of infections, it is of…

June 16, 2023

Interested in Smart Microscopy? Join the discussion!

Towards community standards in Adaptive Feedback Microscopy Adaptive Feedback or ‘Smart’ Microscopy is an emerging field that is gaining importance e.g. in the context…

Imagine project kick-off in Heidelberg

June 15, 2023

IMAGINE project – imaging technology developments to address socio-economic challenges

Euro-BioImaging is pleased to be part of the IMAGINE project, which kicked off this week at the EMBL Imaging Centre in Heidelberg, Germany. The…

Special Edition Virtual Pub

June 15, 2023

Join our Special Edition Virtual Pub: Showcasing Stories & Research from ISIDORe Users

On Friday, June 23, at 13:00 CEST we are organizing a Special Edition Virtual Pub with our ISIDORe users. The session will highlight the…

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June 12, 2023

Funding for Correlated Multimodal Imaging projects from COMULISglobe

COMULISglobe, a CZI-funded project, aims at consolidating and extending a collaborative and innovative network that promotes MultiModal Imaging and analysis across scales (MMI) from…

Special Edition Virtual Pub: Open Hardware in Imaging

June 8, 2023

Submit your Abstract: Open Hardware in Imaging

Imaging technologies are becoming increasingly complex and ever more expensive, reducing the general accessibility and potential reach of cutting-edge techniques. Many scientists and companies…

MRI images provide information about distribution of the polymer in the different organs and tumor uptake

June 7, 2023

Supporting the development of hydrogels for drug delivery

Francois Lux is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at the University of Lyon 1. His research interests include nanomedicines – precisely the development of…

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June 6, 2023

Euro-BioImaging is at ELMI 2023!

This week, Euro-BioImaging Hub team members will attend ELMI 2023 in Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands. We are planning lots of opportunities to meet up during…

A closer look at chloroplasts involved in stem photosynthesis in Fraxinus ornus with FLIM. Photo courtesy of Sara Natale.

May 23, 2023

Looking at stem photosynthesis with FLIM

It all started at the Molecular and Biophysical Bases of Photosynthesis Conference held in Venice in May 2022. Sara Natale, then a PhD researcher…

Exemplary image of the tumor microenvironment visualized with intravital microscopy.

May 23, 2023

Intravital microscopy supports progress in nanomedicine and immunotherapy

Understanding how immune cells interact with different medications within the disease environment is at the heart of Alexandros Marios Sofias research interest. He is…

Photo during Carolina's visit to the Dutch High Field Imaging Node

May 19, 2023

Understanding Phantom Limb Pain

Phantom Limb Pain (PLP), i.e., the pain perceived in an amputated body part, is a very debilitating condition for amputated patients. However, its origin…

Poster for the Multiscale Imaging in Neuroscience event with EBRAINS

May 16, 2023

EBRAINS – Euro-BioImaging workshop series

Euro-BioImaging ERIC and EBRAINS are Research Infrastructures that offer complementary services to neuroscientists, namely advanced imaging technologies for neuroscience, and…