2015-present
Austrian BioImaging is a non-profit association dedicated to advancing bioimaging in Austria and beyond. With over 10 years of pioneer in the field, we connect a network of 20+ core facilities and research groups between eight Austrian universities and research institutions. We foster collaboration and innovation to develop cutting-edge imaging technologies and correlative multimodal imaging (CMI) pipelines.
Our mission is to provide open access to state-of-the-art biological and preclinical imaging technologies to researchers from academia, industry, and beyond — irrespective of institutional affiliation. We are committed to empowering scientists with the tools, expertise, and training they need to push the boundaries of discovery and tackle pressing societal challenges.
Our members
Imaging technologies are at the heart of breakthrough research in biology, medicine, and translational science. These advanced tools enable researchers to visualize biological samples across scales and analyze their structure, molecular dynamics, and chemical composition with unparalleled precision. Whether it’s unlocking the secrets of molecular interactions or enabling transformative medical applications, imaging technologies are indispensable to modern science.
Austrian BioImaging/CMI bridges the gap between researchers and advanced imaging resources by providing:
Our services cover the entire stages of imaging:
Through these services, researchers can leverage technologies that may not be available at their home institutions, empowering them to bring their projects to life with the highest standards of excellence.
In 2021, Austrian BioImaging/CMI was honored as the official Austrian node of Euro-BioImaging, a European-wide imaging infrastructure. This recognition underscores our commitment to quality and innovation, enabling us to offer transnational access, international collaborations, and European funding opportunities.


”At Austrian BioImaging, we are not just a service provider — we are a driver of innovation, collaboration, and discovery in bioimaging.