March 30, 2026
Euro-BioImaging at the EOSC ESFRI meeting in Milan
Euro-BioImaging was delighted to attend the ESFRI/EOSC Policy Workshop on “EOSC and Research Infrastructures: Opportunities and Strategies” in Milan from March 15-16, represented by…
The EVOLVE Team2025 Mentoring Masterclass series kicked off with an engaging session featuring Peter O'Toole, President of the Royal Microscopical Society and Director of the Bioscience Technology Facility at the University of York. Held on February 24, the event delved into the entrepreneurial and managerial skills essential for leading successful imaging core facilities.
O’Toole shared expert insights on balancing science, business, and technology, offering strategies for long-term facility success and sustainable growth.
A thriving imaging core facility requires vision, leadership, and adaptability. O’Toole emphasized the need to keep stakeholders informed, engage with decision-makers, and break through institutional barriers. He also highlighted authorship in scientific publications as a key metric for credibility and funding success.
At the heart of every great facility is its staff. Investing in staff, fostering collaboration, and mentoring users at all levels builds a resilient and high-performing team. Cross-training employees enhances adaptability and ensures continuity in service and innovation.
- Peter O'Toole, University of York
Social media isn’t just for outreach—it’s a game changer for facility growth. Digital platforms can attract industry partnerships, boost visibility, and open doors to new funding opportunities.
“To stay relevant, facilities must continuously evolve,” O’Toole advised. Expanding networks, embracing flexibility, and bridging academia with industry ensures sustainability and impact of imaging and technology facilities.
We are delighted to share key insights from the session with the entire imaging community.
📥 Download the Class Guide to access key insights and strategies shared during the event. This essential resource offers a roadmap for strengthening and future-proofing imaging core facilities.
March 30, 2026
Euro-BioImaging was delighted to attend the ESFRI/EOSC Policy Workshop on “EOSC and Research Infrastructures: Opportunities and Strategies” in Milan from March 15-16, represented by…
March 30, 2026
Euro-BioImaging was delighted to attend the Public Awareness & Engagement of Research Infrastructures (PAERI) conference, represented by External Communications Officer, Marianna Childress-Poli. This year’s…
March 26, 2026
The Madrid Advanced Microscopy Center (MAdMiC) is the first Euro-BioImaging Node in Madrid (Spain). It is formed through the collaboration and close work of…