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Public engagement

Euro-BioImaging Nodes are very active in outreach with students and the general public. Within the EVOLVE project, we plan to support some of the outreach and communications efforts at our Nodes directed toward the general public. Together we will create a wider outreach for Euro-BioImaging and demonstrate the relevance of research undertaken at our Nodes to a broad audience.

Open Call for Event Proposals

Within the framework of the EVOLVE Project, Euro-BioImaging aims to raise the awareness of imaging technologies, international collaboration and Euro-BioImaging. With the Call for Event Proposals, we invite our Node institutions to help us organise strategic events focusing on key audiences such as the general public.

Public outreach at our Nodes

Facility of Multimodal Imaging - AMMI Maastricht spoke with students from an elementary school in Maastricht on the topic, ”Do you want to become a researcher?”
Facility of Multimodal Imaging - AMMI Maastricht spoke with students from an elementary school in Maastricht on the topic, ”Do you want to become a researcher?”
In Turku, Finland, Guillaume Jacquemet of the Cell Migration Lab presented a video to show how imaging work done at the Finnish ALM Node supports his research on cancer in a multidisciplinary exhibition entitled “Forcing the Impossible.”
In Turku, Finland, Guillaume Jacquemet of the Cell Migration Lab presented a video to show how imaging work done at the FiAM Node supports his research on cancer in a multidisciplinary exhibition entitled “Forcing the Impossible.”
Staff of the Multi Modal Molecular Imaging (MMMI) Italian Node were at the Molecular Biotechnology Center in Torino, Italy, to show “How the invisible can be made visible.” Research results were presented in a simple, eye-catching way, with fun activities on the principles of imaging.
Staff of the Multi Modal Molecular Imaging (MMMI) Italian Node were at the Molecular Biotechnology Center in Torino, Italy, to show “How the invisible can be made visible.” Research results were presented in a simple, eye-catching way, with fun activities on the principles of imaging.
Researcher's Night - University of Debrecen
A demonstration of microscopy techniques was held at the “Researchers’ Night” to the public at University of Debrecen, part of our Cellular Imaging Hungary Node. (picture taken at the University of Debrecen).
High school student at the confocal microscope, during a school visit to a PPBI microscopy facility.
High school student at the confocal microscope, during a school visit to a PPBI (Portugal) Node microscopy facility.
The electron microscopy facility from Biological Center at České Budějovice, part of our Prague Node, participated in Czech European Researchers’ Night, which is an open excursion for students and public.
The electron microscopy facility from Biological Center at České Budějovice, part of our Prague Node, participated in Czech European Researchers’ Night, which is an open excursion for students and public.