Involvement in Euro-BioImaging

Czech-BioImaging is actively involved in Euro-BioImaging (EuBI), the European landmark research infrastructure for biological and biomedical imaging as recognised by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI).

Czech-BioImaging core facilities have formed three national nodes for EuBI, all operating with open access within Czech-BioImaging and Euro-BioImaging.

Map of Euro-BioImaging members Euro-BioImaging members. Full members are shown in green, observers in light green, and partners to join soon in light blue. Additional partners are in progress. The three Hub hosts Finland, EMBL and Italy our outlined in dark green.

Gateway to European biological and biomedical imaging

Through Euro-BioImaging, life scientists can access imaging instruments, expertise, training opportunities and data management services that they might not find at their home institutions or among their collaboration partners. All scientists, regardless of their affiliation, area of expertise or field of activity can benefit from these pan-European open access services, which are provided with high quality standards by leading imaging facilities called Nodes.

Czech-BioImaging director and Node representatives at All Hands Meeting in Heidelberg (April, 2023)

Czech participation in Euro-BioImaging ERIC Board

Delegate representing public administration

Dr. Jan Buriánek
Department of Research and Development, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports

Expert for biological imaging

Prof. Pavel Hozák
Institute of Molecular Genetics of the Czech Academy of Sciences

Expert for medical imaging

Prof. Ivan Rektor
Medical Faculty, Masaryk University and CEITEC

Global Network of Imaging Infrastructures and Communities

Internationally, Euro-BioImaging and Czech-BioImaging participate in Global Bioimaging, which is an international network of imaging infrastructures and communities initiated in 2015 by a Horizon 2020 funded project.

It provides a unique opportunity for international discussion and cooperation to tackle the practical challenges as well as the strategic questions linked to operating open access infrastructures for cutting edge imaging technologies in the life sciences. Global BioImaging regularly organizes: annual international workshops, focused meetings and working groups, trainings and staff shadowing programs.