Danish BioImaging Newsletter – March 2023

Danish Bioimaging newsletter – March 2023

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  • Euro-BioImaging ERIC promotes its Danish BioImaging Node.
  • Mark your calendars to attend the third Image Analysis Stakeholder meeting in Copenhagen May 12th and the Second Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) meeting which will take place at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense from August 22nd – August 25th.
  • We’re excited to welcome our newest members of the DBI-INFRA Image Analysis Core Facility team: Martin Baiker Sørensen joins us as image analysis expert and programmer and Tricia Loo as Bioimage Analyst.
  • The first IA CF planned activity is the DBI INFRA QuPath Workshop in April 12th.
    Do not miss this opportunity

SĂ©bastien Tosi joins DBI-INFRA as the Head of the IA Core Facility

We’re excited to welcome SĂ©bastien Tosi to the team as the Head of the DBI-Infrastructure Image Analysis Core Facility. SĂ©bastien Tosi is going to lead the implementation of Image Analysis services to support the bioimaging facilities across Denmark.

Sébastien has over 10 years’ experience as research engineer and BioImage Analyst in the Advanced Digital Microscopy Core Facility, Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB) in Barcelona. Sébastien has been especially active in lecturing and building a community in the field, notably as workgroup leader of the network of European BioImage Analyst (NEUBIAS), by organizing workshops and international training schools directed to Life Scientists, and through various open-source software contributions.

SĂ©bastien also worked in the telecommunication industry, and he was involved in the design of several custom light sheet microscopes. Overall, he could build upon his theoretical knowledge and apply it to fruitful collaborations within projects at the crossroad between biology, bioimaging and image analysis. He authored several book chapters and articles in BioImage analysis and contributed to numerous Life Science articles.

Welcome to the team, SĂ©bastien.

Danish Bioimaging Network Newsletter – September 2022

Please find the newsletter here

  • Newsletter highlights
    • Sonia Diaz Garcia will be coordinator of both the new national infrastructure and the network. A warm welcome to Sonia that you will get to know a lot better very shortly
    • DBI Core Facility Network event will be held on the 5-6th of December. See more and register here
    • Remember to register to the second the Image analysis Stakeholder meeting on the 28th of October organized with Alexandra Institute

Danish Bioimaging Network Newsletter 2022-2

Please find the newsletter here

Highlights:

  • Remember the abstract deadline for the Bridging the Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure Symposium in Iceland (17-19 August) is coming up on 1st of May. Don’t forget to register.
  • There are still open spots on our Cross-Institutional Bioimaging PhD Course – fall 2022.
  • Information on the Danish BioImaging Meeting for 2022 will be announced in the next newsletter

Roadmap Infrastructure grant to Danish BioImaging – 49M DKK

In 2020 DBI applied to get on the national roadmap for research infrastructure and was successful. In 2022 the success was fortunately followed up by the Ministy’s decision to fund the proposal.

Now the work has begun to make DBI a distributed and multimodal national research infrastructure, ensuring that all life scientists in Denmark have open access to the bioimaging technologies they need to boost excellence in research, educationand innovation.

On February 1st the consortium held a Kick-off meeting to begin the organization of the infrastructure. More information about the work will be posted in the newsletter and on the website – stay tuned!

Webinar series in the sphere of biomedical imaging focusing on health and disease

Global BioImaging and Australia’s National Imaging Facility (NIF) is jointly organizing a webinar series in the sphere of biomedical imaging focusing on health and disease.
The theme of the webinar series is application of biomedical imaging in health and disease featuring speakers from Euro-BioImaging Nodes and National Imaging Facility (NIF) in Australia.

 

17 November 2021, 10:00 Central European Time (CET)
Finnish Biomedical Imaging Node: Magnetoencephalography – from university to established and emerging clinical applications (Hanna Renvall, Finnish Biomedical Imaging Node, Aalto University, Finland)

https://embl-org.zoom.us/j/93057382029?pwd=SzVlWndtQjVwc0xXdk1ibm05NFZjQT09
Meeting ID: 930 5738 2029
Passcode: 046173

1 December 2021, 05:00 CET
Australia’s National Imaging Facility: In vivo MicroCT and In vivo Fluorescence Imaging at the West Australian Node of the National Imaging Facility (Diana Patalwala, National Imaging Facility, University of Western Australia, Australia)

https://embl-org.zoom.us/j/95998776017?pwd=U2dJUGpKVG93MkhrU0tqMUtkc1F3Zz09
Meeting ID: 959 9877 6017
Passcode: 526915

15 December 2021, 10:00 CET
Molecular Imaging Italian Node: Multi-modal imaging for the study of brain connectivity (Marco Aiello, Molecular Imaging Italian Node, IRCCS SDN, Naples, Italy)

https://embl-org.zoom.us/j/96754416170?pwd=R3l6cnlTOXV3THhqM3Z4S2tEWWRrdz09
Meeting ID: 967 5441 6170
Passcode: 779280

 

To receive a link to the recording, please register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GBI_biomedical_series and we will send you a link to the recording once it becomes available.

For more information about the series, please visit: https://globalbioimaging.org/international-training-courses/biomed-imaging-series