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  • Interview with Heinz Redl about the new book

    Austrian BioImaging is proud to celebrate the launch of a new book on imaging technologies in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, edited by Heinz Redl from the Institute of Traumatology at the Ludwig Boltzmann Society. This international volume brings together leading experts to create a unique, updateable resource for researchers......

  • Fostering Collaboration Through Staff Exchange: An EVOLVE Success Story from Austrian BioImaging

    The exchange of knowledge and experience is vital for strengthening research infrastructures across Europe. By learning from one another, we not only enhance our capabilities but also reinforce the bonds within our scientific community, laying the groundwork for future collaborations. One such initiative that actively supports this vision isย EVOLVE โ€“......

  • All-hands-Nodes Meeting in Heidelberg

    All-hands-Nodes Meeting in Heidelberg Sharing ideas and developing synergies between Research Infrastructures (RIs) in Europe is crucial for the European Research Area. It was amazing to attend the All-hands-Nodes Meeting 2025 at EMBL-Heidelberg (March 25โ€“28), where researchers, imaging facility staff, and Node representatives of Euro-BioImaging came together to strengthen our......

  • A new publication: In situ isotropic 3D imaging of vasculature perfusion specimens using x-ray microscopic dual-energy CT

    This work introduces advanced microDECT imaging protocols that provide unprecedented visualization and analysis of microvasculature in intact tissue, enhancing our understanding of vascular structures in relation to soft and hard tissue morphology. By enabling the effective separation of vasculature from skeletal tissues and facilitating the integration of multiple staining techniques,......

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  • Diagnostic potential of blood plasma longitudinal viscosity measured using Brillouin light scattering

    Austrian BioImaging/CMI is proud to highlight new research by our member, Kareem Elsayad, from the Medical University of Vienna, which was recently published in the prestigious journalย PNAS. In this work, Kareem and his team demonstrate that measuring blood plasma viscosity using Brillouin light scattering (BLS) spectroscopy is a valuable method......

  • Austrian BioImaging is joining the MicroscopyDB

    Austrian BioImaging is delighted to announce our new partnership with MicroscopyDB, a global repository of online microscopy (imaging) resources. This new partnership means that jobs and all events listings will be sourced from the MicroscopyDB database, ensuring that the Austrian BioImaging community can stay updated with events, job opportunities, workshops,......

  • Annual Report 2022-2023 is released.

    Austrian BioImaging is pleased to present its 2022-23 annual report. The section spanning pages 6-9 provides an overview of our research infrastructure consortium, detailing the support available to researchers for accessing over 40 technologies in biological and preclinical imaging across Austria. Additionally, pages 12-13 highlight how researchers can gain financial......

  • Agri-PET/MRI: A new imaging system to detect stress in crops and increase yields

    This is truly a fantastic example of how imaging can contribute to our understanding of #agriculture and #climate change: A project recently funded by the European Commission aims to integrate an #ai-based image analysis application with PET/MRI technology specifically designed for plants. This innovative approach surpasses existing solutions by combining......

  • 32 new cutting-edge imaging technologies were introduced in Euro-BioImaging portfolio

    Euro-BioImaging has made substantial advancements in its technology portfolio by introducing 32 new and state-of-the-art technologies into proof-of-concept study status. These cutting-edge technologies are now available to a wide user base through Euro-BioImaging Nodes, marking the first time they are accessible to the public in an open access manner. This......