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France BioImaging News - May 2022

We’ve got MANY NEWS AND uPCOMING events TO SHARE WITH you! Here is a quICK rundown
 

Save the date! FBI Advanced Training on “Multiscale Fluorescence Imaging: from molecules to tissues" 21-25 November 2022

France-BioImaging is happy to announce that the 4th edition of FBI-AT, an advanced, hands-on training course on “Multiscale Fluorescence Imaging: from molecules to tissues“, organized by FBI with its partner the GDR IMABIO, will take place in Paris in November 21-25, 2022.

The aim of this year’s edition is to train microscopy users on the most advanced imaging techniques that will allow them to perform molecular studies at the cellular level as well as in thick samples. In particular, recent developments on fluorescent probes will be highlighted. The workshop will benefit from state-of-the-art equipment available on several of the Parisian Node Imaging facilities.

We are now receiving applications ! Apply now, attendance will be limited to 25 participants!

Programme and registration: https://france-bioimaging.org/trainings/fbi-at-2022/

 

FBI OPEN CALL FOR NOVEL TECHNOLOGIES ADDRESSING EXTERNAL USERS’ NEEDS - Last days to apply!

France-BioImaging open a call for tenders to meet the needs of external users in terms of technological development in biological imaging. These developments will be carried out within the R&D teams or the FBI platforms, in partnership with users, at least one of whom must be external to the infrastructure. This ‘outreaching’ call for proposals will pave the way for future technology transfers (instrumental prototypes, bioinformatics technologies or imaging methods) relevant to biological research environments.

Extended deadline for submission of proposals: 2022-05-15 at 23h59 CET.

Call description and eligibility criteria

 

FRANCE-BIOIMAGING CALL FOR NEW NODES TO JOIN THE INFRASTRUCTURE - DL 31/05

In order to expand its technology and expertise portfolio and to provide the best possible geographical coverage to life scientists across France, France-BioImaging invites node candidates to submit their letter of intent here before May 31st, 2022.

More information on the selection criteria, expected commitments and documentation that needs to be provided can be found here.

Node selection will be done via a two-step process:

  • a letter of intent (deadline May 31st, 2022): the form to be completed is available here
  • a full application (deadline September 30th, 2022).

Applications will be reviewed at both steps by an International Board and decisions will be communicated at the end of 2022.

 

News & Events

11 May, 2022
OPTOGEN Workshop 2022
16 May, 2022
INSERM Workshop – Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy: Principles and Systems Overview
04 Jul, 2022
EMBO Practical Course – Sensing biophysical properties in living samples using light microscopy
21 Nov, 2022
FBI-Advanced Training 2022 on Multiscale Fluorescence Imaging- Registration open!
 

Trainings

Training
16/05/2022 12:00 am
INSERM Workshop – Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy: Principles and Systems Overview
Training
04/07/2022 12:00 am
EMBO Practical Course: Sensing biophysical properties in living samples using light microscopy
Training
01/09/2022 12:00 am
IP-ESCP Advanced Master Program in Life Sciences and Health Management (APiL)
Training
05/09/2022 9:00 am
16th EXCITE Zurich Summer School on Biomedical Imaging
 

Job Offers

PhD
10 May, 2022
PhD position available at IBS Grenoble: Super-resolution microscopy studies of mechanisms of chemo-resistance
Scientist
10 May, 2022
Cell biologist @Bordeaux Imaging Center (CDD)
Scientist
09 May, 2022
Bio-image Analyst Opportunity at IGBMC, Strasbourg, France
Scientist
09 May, 2022
Software engineer – renewable one-year contract
 
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