Euro-BioImaging is a research infrastructure that offers open access to imaging technologies, training and data services in biological and biomedical imaging. Euro-BioImaging consists of imaging facilities, called Nodes, that have opened their doors to all life science researchers.
Gateway to European biological and biomedical imaging
Euro-BioImaging’s mission is to provide you with imaging services that bridge biological and biomedical imaging and facilitate innovative and world-class research. Whatever the scale of your imaging, Euro-BioImaging will give you the tools and support to explore and answer your research questions.
Access to imaging technologies: We offer access to a range of imaging technologies to allow you image across the scales at one of our 35 Nodes, located in 16 countries and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory, EMBL.
Expert training and support: Each Node is staffed with personnel who can provide the support required to maximise the output of your research project. Guidance is available for all aspects of the imaging pipeline, from study design to image capture. In addition, we provide access to training courses for all different levels of expertise.
Image data management: We help you store and disseminate your data and extract meaningful conclusions from your imaging.
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