Danish BioImaging

🔴The upcoming Danish Bioimaging symposium is fast approaching!  This is a unique opportunity to network with the Danish Bioimaging community, learn about the latest bioimaging technologies, and share your latest image-based research. 🔴You are also welcome to submit your abstract or /and bring a poster of your core facility or group to the Symposium!. The abstract submission deadline is May 27. Sign up for the event. ⚪️https://lnkd.in/djGs-vKJ ⚪️The Danish Bioimaging Scientific Symposium will be held in Copenhagen on the 24th – 25th of June at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. ⚪️The Early Bird registration: 150 DKK extended until 15-05-2024 Registration fee (It will include catering for coffee breaks, poster sessions, and attendance at the symposium dinner). ⚪️Confirmed invited speakers include: Claire Walsh - University College London Florian Jug - Technopole Ole Graumann – Aarhus University Shankar Srinivas – University of Oxford Tim Dyrby – Hvidovre Hospital – Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR) Fena Ochs – BRIC - University of Copenhagen Jakub Sedzinski – reNEW - University of Copenhagen https://lnkd.in/dnX8Mbzc We would like to thank our sponsors ZEISS Microscopy, Ramcon, Triolab Danmark, Miltenyi Biotec, Oxford instruments Andor Technology , Oxxius and Akoya Biosciences, Inc. for their contribution to this event.

Job opportunity - Last days to apply and join the Danish BioImaging Infrastructure Image Analysis Core Facility team! Are you an experienced Bioimage analyst? Do you want to contribute to open access bioimaging services, supporting the Danish and European BioImaging Communities? Yes/Yes - APPLY HERE https://lnkd.in/d9fejBZU

Light Sheet Microscopy Workshop in Aarhus! Registration open! 🔴 https://lnkd.in/dbaEG_p7 Sign up for this 4-days hands-on workshop organised by the Bioimaging Core Facility (imaging.au.dk) - Aarhus University from 19th to 22nd August, 2024. The workshop will provide hands-on experience in small groups and guide new users through all the steps necessary when getting started with Light sheet microscopy. From theory, clearing, immunostaining, good imaging practice, data management to 4D quantitative analysis.   Invited supervisors and speakers:   ⚪️Imaging Jacques Paysan - Application specialist, ZEISS Maria Trulsson - Application specialist, ZEISS Mostafa Aakhte - Light sheet microscopy expert, RG Huisken, Univ. Göttingen   ⚪️Clearing Steven Edwards - Light sheet microscopy expert, SciLifeLab, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Christian Garm - Application specialist, Miltenyi   ⚪️Data analysis Olaf Selchow - Bioimaging Consultant, Acquifer (Bruker) David Wiles - Senior Application Engineer, ZEISS arivis Molly McQuilken - Business Development Software Solutions, ZEISS arivis Related links Website ⚪️https://lnkd.in/dwidv2M5 Registration site - (it is open) ⚪️https://lnkd.in/dbaEG_p7 Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) ⚪️https://bnmi.eu/ Danish BioImaging Network ⚪️www.danishbioimaing.dk The Bioimaging Team in Aarhus: Anna Lorentzen Mette Richner Morten Schallburg Nielsen Dr. Nina Burmeister Thanks to Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) and Danish BioImaging for supporting the Light Sheet Microscopy Workshop!

🔴Join us on an Image Analysis Course in Copenhagen, 14-21st June 2024!   In this 6-day Image Analysis course, you will learn what a digital image is, how and when to perform basic image processing tasks, and how to combine such tasks to perform advanced image processing and segmentation, automated pixel classification, and 2D and 3D measurements.   Furthermore, the program includes sessions dedicated to working on your own projects, with advice, supervision, and support from experienced teachers who are there to help every step of the way. You'll learn basic Macro programming and how to automate the analysis of many images.   For more details and registration, visit 🔴https://lnkd.in/dnjCB9V2     #ImageAnalysis #Bioimaging #ProfessionalDevelopment #dbi-infra #course   Course director Tricia Loo Yi Jun PhD, University of Copenhagen Teachers Clara Prats, PhD, - University of Copenhagen Richard DE METS, PhD, - University of Copenhagen Sébastien Tosií, PhD, Spain Tricia Loo Yi Jun Loo, PhD, - University of Copenhagen Julia Mertesdorf, MSc, - University of Copenhagen   Please register before 10th June 2024

Happy to share our paper on the importance and impact of imaging scientists working at core facilities, and guidelines for career paths to strengthen this "new" profession within life sciences. The publication is the product of a collaboration between core facilities across the globe, coordinated by #GlobalBioImaging

🔴 Full House at the DBI-INFRA QuPath Workshop in Aarhus last week! 25 participants attended the workshop organized by the DBI-INFRA  Image Analysis Core Facility, and hosted by the Bioimaging Core Facility - Aarhus University. https://imaging.au.dk/ A hands-on workshop tailored for life scientists and bioimaging facility staff to learn how to quantify histology and multiplexing images.   'The format of the workshop, with alternating demos and exercises, was great. I would like to praise the teachers for a very pedagogical approach when helping one on one. It was a good workshop, and you all did great!’. Feedback from one of the participants, praising the teaching quality of Tricia Loo Yi Jun, Julia Mertesdorf and Richard DE METS. In the top picture, Tricia Loo and Julia Mertesdorf giving guidance to the participants as they work with their own data, applying what they learned during the day. In the bottom picture, a group photo with the DBI-INFRA IACF team, the BioImage Analyst from CFIM Richard De Mets, and the Aarhus Bioimaging core Facility team, anna lorentzen, Dr. Nina Burmeister and Mette Richner 🔴 Check out the photo gallery of the workshop https://lnkd.in/dQRW24qM Stay tuned for more DBI-INFRA workshops and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn!. #Qupath #bioimaging #danishbioimaging #workshop #imageanalysis ⚪️Related links https://lnkd.in/d2MN_DBR Bioimaging Core Facility - Aarhus University (au.dk)

Danish Bioimaging is attending the third Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) network meeting in the beautiful Norwegian mountains, in Geilo. The main conference is held from the 10th to the 12th of April with an exciting scientific program as well as social program. Morten Schallburg Nielsen, anna lorentzen, Nynne Meyn Christensen, Dr. Nina Burmeister, Eva Arnspang Christensen, Yenisleidy de las Mercedes Zulueta Díaz, Thomas Hartig Braunstein, Keqing Sunny Dai, Sebastian Kjeldgaard-Nintemann, Sonia Diaz, cristiano di benedetto, Jialing Hu and Jonathan Brewer (in the photo) with Julia Mertesdorf and Tricia Loo Yi Jun are gathering with colleagues from the other Nordic countries and actively participating in the program and outdoor activities :) Thanks to the BNMI organizers for hosting this exceptional event with insightful discussions and enjoyable social activities! ⚪️About BNMI The overarching objective of Bridging Nordic Microscopy Infrastructure (BNMI) is to strengthen international competitiveness and excellence by cultivating ecosystems for advanced microscopy through collaboration among our Nordic neighbors. BNMI’s pursuit of this goal is realized through the organization of scientific symposia, workshops, knowledge-sharing seminars, facilitation of staff shadowing, scientific mobility grants, and an emphasis on training and innovation. By active networking between imaging facilities, researchers, developers and industry we seek to improve the quality and impact of microscopy in the Nordic countries. More detailed information on BNMI can be found on the BNMI homepage: https://bnmi.eu/ BNMI symposium program https://lnkd.in/d5SqZYtX

We are currently seeking a Senior BioImage Analyst. The successful applicant will join a team of image analysts and developers, working within a highly international, multicultural, and interdisciplinary environment united by a common interest in bioimaging technologies. Come join us! 🔴https://lnkd.in/duc_Rjbp

🌐 Danish Bioimaging is proud to host the interdisciplinary intercontinental imaging workshop Molecules to Human (M2H)! The M2H boot camp, fully funded by Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, will take place in Denmark on 16-27 September 2024 hosted by, the Danish BioImaging Network, the Euro-BioImaging Node in Denmark. The workshop will encompass topics such as introduction to research models, identification of optimal imaging workflows and image analysis strategies, research project management, data handling, and image analysis. This is an excellent opportunity for global light microscopists & biomedical imaging scientists to attend an all-expenses paid "Molecules 2 Humans" bootcamp with the objective of Learning, bridging the communities and fostering collaborations!. If you are curious to know more about the Danish BioImaging node, check out this video produced by Eurobioimaging showcasing our Node, a multi-sited that brings together five state-of-the-art facilities representing the bioimaging infrastructure of Denmark. More information about the M2H boot camp including application form: 🔴https://lnkd.in/dzHMsbyJ 📅16-27 September 📌Denmark ⚪️ M2H boot camp resulted from extensive collaboration on a global scale: Global BioImaging African BioImaging Consortium (ABIC), Euro-BioImaging ERIC, Latin America Bioimaging (LABI), Africa Microscopy Initiative (AMI), Association for Biomolecular Research Facilities (ABRF), Biomedical Science Research and Training Centre (BioRTC), Consortium for advancement of MRI education and research in Africa (CAMERA)