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November 2018
Superresolution and nanoparticles
Are you interested in learning more about state of the art in advanced bioimaging techniques? Then register for this High Tea event where you will hear experts from University of Southern Denmark and University of Copenhagen tell more about how they use new bioimaging techniques to e.g. measure the transport of single molecules in cells and tissues, or to follow the uptake and transport of drug molecules over a cell membrane. Programme: Introduction Eva Arnspang Christensen (SDU): Super-resolution microscopy of…
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
MSc degree programme in Biomedical Imaging, in Turku, Finland
Master's Degree in Biomedical Imaging is a two-year program in pre-clinical research, during which students can specialise in microscopy, medical imaging, bioimage informatics, nano/material sciences or instrumentation. The graduates of the program have been continuing as doctoral candidates, experts in core facilities, working in industry or administrative tasks. Persons eligible for Master's degree should have completed a Bachelor's Degree by June 2019. Areas suitable for the degree include life sciences, medicine, chemistry, physics or technical sciences. Everyone’s background is evaluated individually. Further information on the program can be found on the websites of both…
Find out more »Membrane Imaging: Structure And Dynamics In Cells And Models
An interdisciplinary workshop on imaging of membrane systems. Lipid bilayer membranes constitute the essential physical barrier that separates cells from their surroundings and defines the internal organelles. Understanding structure formation in membranes at the nanometer scale as well as dynamics related to membrane conformation, transport and signaling are key topics. The interaction between the lipid component of membranes and embedded, peripheral or soluble proteins is often at the center of these studies. Recent technical developments in the imaging of membrane structure…
Find out more »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 »PhD course in Light MIcroscopy
Principles Light and confocal Microscopy - PhD course The course is suitable not only for beginners in microscopy, but also for those who already use microscopy in their work and now want to extend their knowledge of basic principles and more specialised techniques. The wide range of microscopes available at CFIM allows for a strong practical element, with time for each student to gain hands-on experience coupled with lectures given by renowned scientists. The course is run in collaboration with The Royal Microscopical Society. Content…
Find out more »Fiji workshop
Jan 15 & 16th, 2019 9AM-3PM 2nd Flr CMS (Center for Medical Sciences) 120 New Scotland Ave., Albany NY 12208 Topics to be covered: Basic features Contrast enhancement Working with series Threshold Segmentation Co-localization Color analysis Annotating Regions of interest Filters Movies Participant problems This is an interactive workshop, therefore please bring a laptop with the images (DropBox) and Plug-ins already installed (no internet available). Non-DOH employees must e-mail me so that they can be added to the…
Find out more »Biophotonics PhD course
Course introduction Bioimaging plays an important role in modern biosciences not only as a tool for research but also as a means to improve medical treatments. The main objective of this course is to provide the theoretical basis of bioimaging together with some “hands on” laboratory practice. The goal of the course is to teach the students general principles of fluorescence and light microscopy as well as to demonstrate principles behind advanced fluorescence and imaging techniques as well as a…
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