Join Euro-Bioimaging at EMIM 2025 in Bilbao: Outstanding Opportunity to Connect, Learn, and Collaborate!

Euro-Bioimaging is delighted to be part of the prestigious event that is the European Molecular Imaging Meeting (EMIM) again in 2025, in the vibrant city Bilbao, Spain, from March 11-14, 2025! We are happy to invite you to join us at our booth and to attend the special session on “Accelerating Innovation: Open Science & Collaboration by Euro-BioImaging”, which will take place on Thursday March 13th!

Come Meet Us at Our Booth!

Visit our booth to learn more about Euro-BioImaging and explore how our services can support your research projects. Our team will be on hand to provide information on the wide range of available imaging technologies, image data services, and the latest funding and training opportunities. Whether you work in microscopy, preclinical or human imaging in any area of ​​the life sciences, we provide essential resources that drive innovation in your studies.

Special Research Infrastructure Session: “Accelerating Innovation: Open Science & Collaboration by Euro-BioImaging”

Don’t miss the Special Research Infrastructure Session at EMIM 2025, organized by Euro-Bioimaging and some of our partners. In this session, we will highlight initiatives that enhance imaging research excellence, drive scientific discovery, and innovation in biomedical research. This session will be chaired by Linda Chaabane, Director of the Med-Hub, and our Scientific Ambassador Alexandros Marios Sofias. It will take place on March 13th from 17:45 to 18:45 CET. 

We will have a talk from Mangala Srinivas from Wageningen University & research, Wageningen, Netherlands, about Open Research Europe (ORE) as an open access platform for publishing research. Monique Bernsen from Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, Netherlands, will give a talk about the National Imaging Community building: AMICE Core Facility. Dimitris Gorpas from Institute of Biological and Medical Imaging, Bioengineering Center, Neuherberg, Germany, will discuss the performance assessment and quality of fluorescence molecular imaging (FMI) and endoscopy (FME) technologies in oncology. Verena Pichler from University of Vienna, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Division of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Vienna, Austria, will discuss the sustainability of medical imaging. And Dario Longo from Euro-BioImaging ERIC & Institute of Biostructures and Bioimaging (IBB) of the Italian National Research Council, Turin, Italy, will give a talk about the FoundingGIDE project, coordinated by Euro-BioImaging, which aims to build strong foundations of a Global Image Data Ecosystem (GIDE) for image data exchange. 

This session is endorsed by the ESMI Study Groups.

Join us at EMIM 2025, and let’s collaborate together to  explore new frontiers in scientific discovery and innovation! 

We look forward to seeing you there!