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On 13-14 September 2019, Global BioImaging was hosted by SingaScope at the Biopolis campus - the home of A* STAR’s biomedical research institutes - for the 4th Exchange of Experience workshop. 75 participants from Research Infrastructures, universities, industries and foundations came together and a...
With the advances in modern imaging technologies, the wealth of digital imaging data is rising exponentially. While this will lead to exciting breakthroughs, new challenges are also presenting themselves. The storage of data, its complexity and interoperability are but a few of the challenges for to...
Job shadowing is a "on-the-job" learning opportunity, thanks to which technical and managerial staff working in an imaging core facility has the opportunity to visit peers across the globe and learn from them. Essentially, imaging facility shadowing involves working with another experienced member o...
We are very proud to announce that Global BioImaging has been highlighted as a success story by the European Commission! An article entitled "Global network of research infrastructures promotes bioimaging technologies" has been pulished on the EC Research and Innovation website yesterday, 12 Decem...
After the great success of the three rounds of international job shadowing for imaging facility organised in 2016, 2017 and 2018, Global BioImaging has decided to open the staff exchange program again in 2019 and give it a broader scope. New international hosts have been identified and imaging facil...
The Global BioImaging network and Japan's ABiS (Advanced BioImaging Support) have co-organized for the first time an international training course for BioImage Analysis, in OIST, Okinawa, between October 30th and November 4th, 2018. The course focused on computational methods for analysing cellular...
The first South Africa BioImaging symposium took place in Stellenbosch on 26 October 2018. About 25 Principal Investigators and scientists from South Africa participated in the meeting, presenting both their research and the challenges they face in running imaging core facilities in their institutes...
The Global BioImaging EoE III took place on September 14th-15th at the Charles Perkins Centre of the University of Sydney. It attracted 64 participants representing - for the third time in a row - imaging infrastructures from all populated contintents! Two main themes were addressed: Quality Managem...
