A few impressions from the 1st scientific Danish BioImaging Network meeting held on November 8th, 2017 at the Panum institute, Copenhagen.

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The registration for the 2nd NEUBIAS conference in Szeged, Hungary, 27th of January to 2nd of February 2018 is open.

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Share your images with the Danish bioimaging community! Danish BioImaging is running a competition for the best images from its members. The winners will be announced at the DBI scientific event on November 8, 2017 and awarded a prize sponsored by Carl ZEISS.

If you would like to participate, submit your images here.

Please note that submitted images will also be featured on the DBI website.

Danish BioImaging has allocated 50.000 DKK to promote interactions between network members by supporting activities that

• aim at the exchange of knowledge and skills between DBI members (visits to other groups/facilities to learn new applications).
• strengthen bioimaging in Denmark (courses for Master/PhD students, seminars, workshops, etc.).

Applications are welcome for 3.000 – 10.000 DKK. In order to apply, please send a short activity description, activity budget and dates (all together not more than 2 A4-pages) to cprats [at] sund [dot] ku [dot] dk.

The Danish Bioimaging collaboration agreement between:

• Aarhus University, Faculty of Health
• University of Southern Denmark, Faculty of Science
• Technical University of Denmark, DTU Compute and DTU Nanotech
• University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Science and Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
• Danish Cancer Society Research Center

has been signed. As of the 1st of April 2017, Danish BioImaging has a legal frame. Thanks a lot to all members of the management committee who worked hard to get the agreement in place.

The light microscopy workgroup is starting its activities. As a first project, we are gathering a list your favourite resources in light microscopy, fluorescence, sample preparation… Feel free to add your favourite books, websites, videos, journal… in the following google doc: (more…)

Apply for funds to cover expenses to perform a short scientific project strictly focused on BioImage Analysis.

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