Value proposition

European Research Infrastructure for Imaging in Biological & Biomedical Sciences

Euro-BioImaging is the European landmark research infrastructure for biological and biomedical imaging as recognised by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI), and with the ERIC legal status (European Research Infrastructure Consortium) by the European Commission in November 2019.

Euro-BioImaging ERIC is a joint effort of 18 countries and EMBL. The mission of Euro-BioImaging ERIC as a distributed research infrastructure is to provide open access to world-class imaging services, training opportunities, data management services and expertise at nearly 200 world-class imaging facilities across Europe organised in Nodes.

Every researcher in academia or industry, independent of research area, level of expertise, or geographical location, can apply for Euro-BioImaging services, which they do not have ready access to at their home institute, just by submitting a short application or contacting us via our website (www.eurobioimaging.eu).

Euro-BioImaging effectively bridges the biological and biomedical imaging communities and enables innovative and world-class research, thus boosting the productivity and impact of research across Europe.

This fully distributed European research infrastructure is managed by the tripartite Hub, which consists of a Statutory Seat in Turku, Finland, a community-specific section for biological imaging at EMBL (Heidelberg) and the community-specific section for biomedical imaging in Torino, Italy. The Euro-Bioimaging Hub runs the day-to-day management of the organisation, promoting it nationally and internationally, contributing to the coordinated provision of services, and fostering liaison and cooperation across the broad bioimaging communities in Europe and beyond.

Any questions? Please don't hesitate to contact us: info@eurobioimaging.eu

Research Infrastructure, Imaging in Life Sciences, Open access to infrastructure, ESFRI, Imaging, Data, Biological imaging, Biomedical imaging, Image data management, and Image analysis