Events, publications and funding!
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We’ve got many news and upcoming events to share with you! Here is a quick rundown.
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Funding for research projects related to SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 or Monkeypox virus
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We are pleased to announce that two ISIDORe TNA Calls for user projects are open and accepting applications! Researchers interested in research on SARS-CoV-2, Covid-19 or Monkeypox can apply for funding to access imaging technologies and services from Euro-BioImaging portfolio, including France-BioImaging facilities.
If you are currently working or plan to work on COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 or Monkeypox related topics in the coming months, please contact us so that we can discuss your project and help you apply for support from this fund!
In the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 Call, the ISIDORe funding will be distributed on a first come, first served basis!
The pre-application deadline for the Monkeypox Call is the 29th of November.
We therefore strongly encourage you to get in touch with us as soon as possible!
Useful links:
Full announcement and access funding opportunities are available here
Access to Euro-BioImaging services, please follow the Guidelines on the Euro-BioImaging website.
For more information on the project and to apply, visit the ISIDORe website.
Unsure whether or not your work would be eligible? Contact the Euro-BioImaging Scientific Project Managers for advice: info@eurobioimaging.eu
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Make sure you register for the France-BioImaging Annual Meeting!
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On December 13th and 14th 2022, we will have the pleasure to invite you to our Annual Meeting, to be hosted by FBI Bretagne-Loire Node at the Health Research Institute of the University of Nantes (Nantes, France).
2022 is an important landmark for France-BioImaging and its community, as the infrastructure is celebrating 10 years of operation and scientific advances. We will be happy to celebrate this milestone with all the members of the bioimaging community (within and outside the France-BioImaging community).
Program and registration on the following link: https://france-bioimaging.org/announcement/fbi-annual-meeting-2022
We look forward to meeting you there!
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Last days to win your registration fees for one 2023 microscopy-related event!
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Hurry up! Only one week to submit for best images for the France-BioImaging Image Contest!
You have beautiful microscopy images? Share the best ones you have until November 11th, 2022 and try to win your registration fees for one 2023 microscopy related event of your choice (FOM, ELMI, EMC, COMULIS conference, etc.).
We are all eager to see your work!
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BioImageIT: integrating image data management with analysis
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Developed by the Serpico Inria-CNRS-Institut Curie Joint Team, member of the IPDM-BioImage Informatics node of France-BioImaging (FBI), BioImageIT is an open-source framework that integrates data management with analysis using existing softwares.
Started in late 2019, the project, funded by France-BioImaging, is now being deployed in 10 FBI imaging facilities. As it is a first step, the BioImageIT project have the ambition to expand the dissemination of the middleware throughout France and even further, Europe.
Full article on: https://france-bioimaging.org/announcement/news-from-nodes/bioimageit/
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Acknowledging and citing core facilities
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A recent article published on the August 23rd, 2022 in EMBO reports questions the way that core facilities should be recognized in the scientific literature and their key contributions to data lifecycle. This initiative is fully endorsed by France-BioImaging.
This article’s working group has estimated that between 40 and 80% of imaging, proteomics and genomics data at their institutes are generated at core facilities. Unfortunately, the lack of formal rules still leaves core facilities being inadequately recognised. This article proposes that the recognition of core facilities should be deployed via two actions and implemented in two phases: first, with the systematic acknowledgement of core facilities in all scientific publications, and second, by including core facilities and their staff in data citations (Cousijn et al, 2018).
Full article on: https://france-bioimaging.org/announcement/publications/acknowledging-and-citing-core-facilities/
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