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April 2022
Biological Imaging
Course at University of Copenhagen for Master and PhD students : Biological Imaging This course will introduce to all important modalities of advanced biological and biomedical imaging using photons, electrons, X-rays and neutrons, available in the Øresund region in core facilities and at synchrotron and linear accelerators (MAX IV and ESS). In particular the following topics will be treated: fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence life time imaging, super resolution microscopy, electron and cryo electron microscopy, X-ray imaging and imaging at synchrotron and linac…
Find out more »May 2022
LINXS Imaging Workshop – Imaging possibilities for breakthrough in medical research
The workshop seeks to engage medical researchers and clinicians to discuss existing and novel experimental approaches being used to understand diseases. Participants may have a specific biological or medical research question that can be addressed by new technology to study the disease in models and in patients. The workshop will include presentations by keynote speakers as well as scientific question/solution descriptions. More info & registration: https://www.linxs.se/events/2022/5/11/linxs-imaging-workshop Registration deadline: 1 May
Find out more »HALOS Webinar: Use of HALOS facilities within clinical research
What opportunities do the large-scale facilities such as MAX IV and DESY offer for pre-clinical and clinical research? Our speakers Bodil Ohlsson, Anja Schmidt-Christensen (LU), Lars Dahlin and Karin Tran Lundmark (LU & Skåne University Hospital) will share their experiences and address aspects such as: -What extra value the large-scale facilities have created for their (pre-)clinical research -Why they would not have been able to achieve the same results with other technology offered by non-large-scale facilities -What they recommend to…
Find out more »June 2022
HALOS-EUGLOH Summer School 2022
FemtoMAX beamline. Photo: Kennet Ruona The goal of HALOS-EUGLOH Summer School 2022 is to increase awareness among students and young researchers about exciting opportunities for global health research at the HALOS region large-scale facilities MAX IV, ESS, DESY and European XFEL, as well as EUGLOH large-scale facilities. Programme Monday-Tuesday (6th & 7th of June) Lectures at the program "MicroMAX Masterclass - Summer School. Venue: LINXS or on-line by Zoom. Registration deadline: 23rd of May | Venue: LINXS or on-line…
Find out more »PhD summer School in Advanced Live Cell imaging
This course is aimed at PhD students with experience in microscopy and with an interest in advanced live cell imaging. The major objective of this practical course is to introduce advanced microscopy techniques such as high-speed live cell imaging, fluorescence lifetime imaging and super resolution. In addition, the course touches image analysis with machine learning/AI. The course comprises of theory and show cases, and the participants will benefit from the advanced instrumentation that is part of CAB. The course gives…
Find out more »CABs 8th Bioimaging workshop
After being postponed last year, CABs Bioimaging Workshop is back again! The workshop will run: Thursday June 30th – Friday July 1st (lunchtime – lunchtime) at the Plant Science Center at Frederiksberg campus. There will be many interesting talks, posters and exhibitions from companies. The keynote speakers of the 8th Bioimaging workshop are: Thomas Nyström (University of Gothenburg) Jan Huisken (Georg-August-University Göttingen) Beside the keynote speakers we hope to have many interesting talks from especially younger scientist, so please sign…
Find out more »July 2022
Frontiers in Bioimaging 2022
Frontiers in Bioimaging 2022 will focus on the latest developments in optical and electron microscopy as well as image analysis. Sessions will cover novel technical developments and applications of these microscopy-based approaches to key cell and molecular biology questions with an overarching aim to bring insights on how they participate in our understanding of human health and disease. We aim to provide an environment where early-careers and established researchers can meet and engage with a broad range of imaging approaches and…
Find out more »August 2022
MSc degree programme in Biomedical Imaging
Master\'s Degree in Biomedical Imaging is a two-year program in pre-clinical research, during which you can specialize 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, work in industry or administrative tasks.Persons eligible for master’s degree should have completed a bachelor’s degree by July 2021. Areas suitable for the degree include life sciences, medicine, chemistry, physics or technical sciences. Everyone’s background is evaluated individually. The programme is jointly administered by the universities in Turku; University of…
Find out more »Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructures 1st meeting – Iceland 17-19th August 2022.
The Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructures 1st meeting will be held in Iceland in August at the University of Iceland. Confirmed invited speakers include Marcus Sauer (Super resolution, Würzburg University), Carolina Wählby (Image Analysis, Uppsala University) and Yannick Schwab (CLEM EMBL). Registration and program coming soon at www.BNMI.eu
Find out more »Cross-Institutional Bioimaging PhD Course – fall 2022
Level: PhD course Time: August 29th to November 14th, 2022 Locations: Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Kgs. Lyngby Language: English Number of contact hours: 80 Capacity limits: 20 Flyer_Cross-uni-course 2022 Course description The Cross Institutional Bioimaging Ph.D. course will be given by a series of lecturers who are experts within each their field of bioimaging. The course will take place at different Danish research institutions in order to expose the students to different research groups, researchers and experimental research facilities. The…
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