Danish BioImaging (DBI) is a national consortium of Danish Universities, research institutions and commercial companies with an interest in BioImaging as a tool for life science. It was established to foster research collaboration, share expertise, best practice and BioImaging research infrastructures within the medical and natural sciences, nationally and internationally. If you are working in bioimaging you are encouraged to register as a user here.

Autumn News from the Danish Bioimaging Community!
October, 2025

DBI Newsletter

We are happy to bring you the latest edition of the Danish BioImaging Newsletter. In this issue, you’ll find a summary of our recent activities, updates on upcoming events, exciting job openings, and several new initiatives from Euro-Bioimaging. We’re also thrilled to share news on training sessions, funding opportunities, and inspiring testimonials from users using the bioimaging core facilities in Denmark. 

DBI Newsletter – October 2025 – Danish BioImaging Network

8th Danish BioImaging Symposium
11-12 June, 2025

Thank you to all the participants who attended the 8th Danish Bioimaging Scientific Symposium at Roskilde University on June 11–12.
It was a great pleasure to welcome you to this event, which aimed to create space and opportunities for interdisciplinary interactions and collaborations between three key communities in Denmark: technology developers, bioimaging experts, and those working at the intersection of technology and biology.

News 2024
A Toast for the CZI M2H boot camp!

16-27 SEPTEMBER, 2024

24 participants from all over the world took part in the Molecules to Human (M2H) boot camp in Denmark. The M2H boot camp took place in two different venues in the cities of Aarhus and Copenhagen, drawing from the combined expertise of imaging core facilities under the umbrella of the Danish BioImaging Network. The program was a combination of application and technology lectures, and hands on sessions, both on sample preparation and image acquisition setups.

” To witness the birth of the M2H community has been a true privilege. Let’s keep supporting and inspiring each other as we move forward towards the globalization of access to bioimaging technologies, and towards bridging the clinical and preclinical imaging communities with the microscopy and image analysis communities” highlights Clara Prats, Director of the Danish BioImaging National Infrastructure.
Together, we have co-created two multimodal imaging workflows going from clinical and preclinical imaging in the Aarhus University facility to microscopy imaging and image analysis at the University of Copenhagen. Importantly, the community will meet regularly to boost collaborations and mobility across the M2H members.

For more information feel free to check the detailed M2H program, and the photos of the event and social activities.

7th Danish Bioimaging Scientific Symposium

24-25 JUNE, 2024

It was a great pleasure to welcome you all to this event, which was filled with a very tight program of talks, workshops, poster session and a booth area. We also hosted parallel sessions including the Panel of Facilities lunch meeting and the Alexandra Instituttet Stakeholder meeting on the use of AI in image analysis. We hope you were inspired by the speakers, met new collaborators, and shared your questions and expertise with the community.
We were also honored with the participation of Mads Rugaard Christensen, from the Ministry of Higher Education and Science, Hans Bräuner, vice Dean for Research at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, UCPH, and Euro-BioImaging General Director John Eriksson. Check out the Photo Gallery

DBI_Symposium_2024_booklet.pdf (danishbioimaging.dk)

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🔬 🔴The Danish BioImaging Infrastructure Annual Report 2024 is published!. If you are interested in bioimaging technologies, and want to learn about who we are, and what we plan to do, 🔴don’t miss the opportunity to check the DBI-INFRA 2024 report! www.danishbioimaging.dk/wp-content/u…

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🔬Congratulations to Jens Saalbrink, from Jose Bonilla Lab at Department of Food Science, University of Copenhagen, winner of the Danish BioImaging Microscopy Image Contest 2025!. The image was acquired on a Stellaris CRS at Center for Advanced Bioimaging through utilizing the stokes beam at 1032 nm.

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