Events

Webinar on Data Management of Preclinical Image Datasets - June 15, 2023 9:30-12:30 (CEST)

The webinar will provide an overview of the XNAT imaging platform and of the XNAT-PIC software developed by the EuroBioImaging Med-Hub for preclinical images. The aim is to show tools and approaches for the storage, annotation and processing of preclinical image datasets and how to make image datasets FAIR.

For more information and registration:                                                   https://www.cim.unito.it/website/events/educational/data_management.php

 

User access funding for infectious diseases research available through the ISIDORe project.

ISIDORe is a Horizon Europe funded project that brings together 154 partners from 32 countries around the world, and is designed to effectively support research on infectious diseases and increase preparedness for pandemic. 

The MMMI Node provides biomedical in vivo imaging services within this call. If you have a project dealing with one of the following topics contact us or read more on the Euro-BioImaging ISIDORe web page.

 

 

The MMMI Node's services can be included in the PRIN 2022 proposals.

In vista della prossima scadenza dei progetti PRIN, nel cui bando si menziona l’intendimento a incoraggiare il ricorso alle infrastrutture di ricerca, il Nodo MMMI garantisce l’accesso al suo portafoglio di servizi di imaging multimodale molecolare in vivo.

Qualora si intendesse usufruire di tali servizi nell’ambito di un progetto PRIN, e’ stata approntata la seguente frase da inserire nella sezione B.1.3 (Articolazione del progetto, con individuazione del ruolo delle singole unità operative, e relative modalità di integrazione e collaborazione) del progetto:

This project will leverage the preclinical and medical imaging facilities provided by the MultiModal Molecular Imaging Italian Node (MMMI) of Euro-BioImaging ERIC, the European Research Infrastructure providing access to biological and biomedical imaging technologies, training and data services. Access to the Euro-BioImaging infrastructure will be exploited to carry out …….. (indicare le specifiche tecnologie di imaging e i servizi correlati che verranno usati).

Coloro che intendessero menzionare nel progetto la possibilità di utilizzare l’infrastruttura Euro-BioImaging sono invitati ad inviare una nota con il testo che si intende inserire (al momento della sottomissione del progetto) al prof. Enzo Terreno (enzo.terreno@unito.it; Coordinatore del Nodo MMMI). Per informazioni sui servizi fruibili si rimanda alla descrizione presente su questo sito sotto la voce "Technologies and services", o e’ possibile scrivere all’indirizzo mmmi-node@unito.it.

Segnaliamo che in questa fase non è necessario produrre preventivi di spesa puntuali, in quanto potrebbero subire cambiamenti significativi qualora il servizio si rendesse necessario a seguito dell’approvazione del progetto. È importante tuttavia valorizzare la voce “costi per uso di infrastrutture” (Voce D: costo dei servizi di consulenza e simili) con un importo stimato sulla base di richieste già rivolte a provider commerciali o di consultazione diretta con il Nodo.

 

Euro-BioImaging virtual pub

 

Meet online with Euro-BioImaging Node staff and Friends in virtual meetings about topics of interest for the imaging community every Friday at 13:00 CET. For more information please visit EuBI Virtual Pub.

 

 

Nov. 6th, 2019 - Euro-BioImaging ERIC officially established

Euro-BioImaging has been officially established by the European Commission as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC). With its ERIC status, Euro-BioImaging is now legally recognised as European research infrastructure for biological and biomedical imaging.

Euro-BioImaging will ensure excellent research and development across the life sciences in Europe by offering state-of-the-art imaging services through its internationally renowned facilities, called Nodes. These Nodes are distributed across its 15 founding members: Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, EMBL, Finland, France, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Norway, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden and the UK. Belgium will participate as an observer.
All Euro-BioImaging services are accessible via www.eurobioimaging.eu.
Establishment of the Euro-BioImaging ERIC builds on over 10 years of preparatory work with active engagement of 25 national imaging communities, the international organisation EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory), and EIBIR (European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research.
 

 

Euro-BioImaging Image Competition "Research. Captured."

“Research. Captured” is an image and video competition just launched by Euro-BioImaging, designed to publicise scientific artwork:  the beauty of life that  research in the imaging field  has uncovered in cells, tissues, plants and living beings! Participants can submit up to three images in three different categories (Biological images,  Biomedical images, Videos). A Go-Pro camera will go to the best images for the the three categories. Deadline for submissions is the 31st of January, 2018.
 

 

 

Sept. 29th, 2017 - Visit of the Carnegie Group delegation to the Turin Site.

The Carnegie group is an international organism that gathers ministries and top level ministry personel of the most advanced countries. The Carnegie meeting on September 2017 was one of the most important events organized around the G7 Science in Torino. On that occasion, the Carnegie Group delegation (representatives from Japan, Canada, South Africa, etc. were present) visited the Node laboratories in Colleretto Giacosa (University of Torino).

Prof. Aime presented Euro-BioImaging and the Global BioImaging project to the delegation.