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October 2018
ProbeFest 2018
Chemical imaging probes remain an essential part of modern biological research. This conference will bring together the 'brightest' probe-builders and probe-users to discuss opportunities in the field and foster tighter collaborations between different disciplines. Application deadline: May 30, 2018 (11:59 p.m. ET) Organizers Luke Lavis, Janelia Research Campus/HHMI Elizabeth New, University of Sydney Martin Schnermann, National Cancer Institute/NIH Invited Participants Kimberly Beatty, Oregon Health & Science University Matthew Bogyo, Stanford University Marcel Bruchez, Carnegie Mellon University Daniela Buccella, New York University Jefferson Chan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Daniel Choquet, University of Bordeaux Gonzalo Cosa, McGill University Maxime Dahan, Institut Curie Neal Devaraj, University of California,…
Find out more »2018 SLAS Advanced 3D Human Models and High-Content Analysis Conference
Programme Session 1 - 3D Culture Enabling Technologies This session centers on innovations in 3D culture enabling technologies. New functional and biology-inspired interfaces and polymer networks and their impact on 3D culture are presented. Recent developments in synthetic and natural hydrogels for embedding 3D cultures are discussed. Progress in bioreactor-type 3D cultures is discussed and automated image-guided cell injection technology for 3D matrix-embedded spheroid generation is presented. Lastly, state-of-the-art organ-on-chip platforms are presented and their application perspective relative to 3D…
Find out more »November 2018
Labeling & Nanoscopy 2018
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE For many centuries improving the resolution of light microscopy meant perfecting lenses and other optical elements, a strategy whose limits became evident with the discovery of the diffraction barrier in 1873. From there onwards, it was well accepted that the resolution of any light-focusing microscope is limited by the wavelength of light in use. At the turn of this century, the diffraction barrier was radically overcome, and it became clear that lens-based fluorescence microscopes can resolve features…
Find out more »4th International Conference on Self-Assembly and Molecular Electronics
We are glad to announce that registration and abstract submission is open now for 4th International Conference on Self Assembly and Molecular Electronics in Aalborg, Nov. 13-16 2018. FOCUS AREAS Molecular Electronics and Molecular Devices with a particular emphasis on DNA, peptide and protein based systems Self-Assembly in Nanoscience, Chemistry, Biology and Medicine Supramolecular Chemistry Modelling of Structural and Electronic Properties of Organic Molecules and Self Assembled Systems Plasmonics Biosensing and Lab-on-a-Chip devices Scanning Probe Microscopy IMPORTANT DATES Abstract submission…
Find out more »Translational Biomedical Imaging
Imaging biomarkers have the potential to improve pre-clinical and clinical interventions. However, translational challenges in biomarker measurements make it difficult to bridge results from the pre-clinical to clinical setting (and back). Standardization across the imaging community is needed to ensure equivalent protocols, biomarkers, data analysis and image interpretation. State-of-the-art imaging techniques and their cross-modal applications, when validated properly, can significantly influence pre-clinical and clinical developments and contribute to an overall improvement of therapeutic interventions & safety for individual patients. The Translational Biomedical Imaging…
Find out more »December 2018
From Images to Knowledge with ImageJ & Friends
Conference Overview Discovery in the life-sciences increasingly relies on quantitative analysis of microscopy images. The EMBL Conference: From Images to Knowledge with ImageJ & Friends (I2K) will bring together the developers and users of state-of-the-art open source solutions for biological image analysis. It will be a forum for discussing forward looking strategies for dealing with the ever increasing flood of large and content rich microscopy imagery. The conference is designed to promote interactive discussions between users and developers of bioimage…
Find out more »What would Euro-Bioimaging membership mean for Swedish researchers?
Since RFI (VR's Råd för forskningens infrastrukturer) published last Monday (15 Oct.) its Guide to the Research Infrastructure, it is now clear that Swedish membership in Euro-Bioimaging is included among the areas eligible for application in next year's RFI call (15 Jan. - 19 Febr.). Euro-Bioimaging is a large-scale pan-European research infrastructure consortium (ERIC) for biological and medical imaging, providing access, service and training to state-of-the-art imaging technologies. We would like to make Swedish researchers more aware of the possibilities…
Find out more »January 2019
Quantitative BioImaging Society meeting 2019
The 2019 Quantitative BioImaging Conference will be held January 9-11 at the Le Couvent des Jacobins in Rennes, France. Abstract submission for the conference is now open. Click here to submit an abstract. The idea for a conference on Quantitative BioImaging followed from the recognition that there is no conference to date that addresses, in a focused and interdisciplinary manner, the analysis of bioimaging data. The 2019 QBI Conference in Rennes is held by the Quantitative BioImaging Society in partnership with the France…
Find out more »February 2019
The 3rd NEUBIAS Conference
The registration for the 3rd NEUBIAS conference in Luxembourg City, 2 - 8 February 2019 is now open. NEUBIAS is a COST Action which brings together life-scientists, microscopists, bioimage analysts and image analysis developers from 36 European, three neighboring countries + Australia, Singapore and the USA (www.neubias.org). NEUBIAS is a forum to exchange the newest findings, applications, and cutting-edge developments in Bioimage Analysis, machine learning, data mining, and storage. European Bioimage Analysts, an emergent group within the bioimaging analysis…
Find out more »March 2019
Proteins and Circuits in Memory
Despite huge efforts and technical advances in neuroscience, the molecular mechanisms underlying memory formation, storage, and recall are still far from understood. At this meeting, world-leading researchers within the field are invited to present their latest research and the status of current knowledge, identify key scientific questions, and discuss new directions of memory research. Junior researchers are strongly encouraged to participate, as this meeting presents a unique opportunity to discuss their projects with experts within the field and establish valuable…
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