November 5, 2026
From shadowing to service: building STED and FLIM expertise at BRALM
With a new STED microscope due to arrive at the Basque Resource for Advanced Light Microscopy (BRALM) in Bilbao before the end of…
Austrian BioImaging/CMI is a multi-sited, multimodality Node covering biological and biomedical imaging from cryo-electron and advanced light microscopy up to the preclinical level (including microCT, microMRI, microPET). It is hosted by 8 leading institutions across Austria with a broad service offer for organic materials, biomedical model organisms and humans, numerous multimodality imaging pipelines, and various support services, such as data and image analysis. VRVis, Austria’s Centre for Visual Computing, is one of the institutions that is part of Austrian BioImaging. In this video interview, Katja Bühler, Scientific Director of VRVis, part of Austrian BioImaging/CMI Node, explores the range of services offered by VRVis.
This interview was conducted by Euro-BioImaging Scientific Ambassador Magdalena Schindler.
To watch the video on YouTube, click here: https://youtu.be/I_PkU3eKC0U
November 5, 2026
With a new STED microscope due to arrive at the Basque Resource for Advanced Light Microscopy (BRALM) in Bilbao before the end of…
November 2, 2026
20–22 October 2026 | Turin, Italy | Hybrid course The Communications and Management Skills for Imaging Core Facilities course brought together 50 participants…
October 30, 2026
As part of the “Imaging 4 All – Access Track” programme, Dr Brice Tonfack, from the University of…