How Can Research Infrastructures Help Scientists?

23rd of April 2024 at 14:00 — 16:00
Auditorium Biologi - 2nd floor Biocity, Tykistökatu 6, 20520 Turku

Join us for an event organized by Euro-BioImaging Finland and the Field of View research program on April 23rd at 14.00:

“How Can Research Infrastructures Help Scientists?

User Success Stories, Services, and Funding Opportunities from Euro-BioImaging Finland”

We will dive deep into the transformative power of research infrastructures in the scientific community. This event promises to illuminate ways in which Euro-BioImaging Finland supports scientists by offering state-of-the-art imaging services, sharing inspiring success stories from users, and outlining available funding opportunities designed to propel research forward.

To make the experience even more enjoyable, we are pleased to announce that attendees will be treated to Coffee and Pulla. Following the presentations and discussions, we invite you to stay for an informal networking session where snacks and drinks will be provided. This will be a perfect opportunity to connect with fellow researchers, discuss new ideas, and perhaps even spark collaborations that could lead to the next big scientific breakthrough.

Don’t miss this engaging event. Dive into the world of scientific imaging with Euro-BioImaging Finland and see how we can help turn your research visions into reality.

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Program
14.00 start

intro and “Euro-BioImaging ERIC – Paving ways for excellent European science” presented by Jiri Funda

14.30 – user success stories

14.30 “Spatiotemporal control of microtubule acetylation by mechanical cues regulates lysosome dynamics at the immune synapse of B cells to promote antigen presentation” presented by Felipe Del Valle Batalla
14.50 “Mouse Brain Alingment Tool (MBAT)” presented by Junel Solis and Zuzana Čočková
15.10 “STAGETOOL – the first fluorescent labeling-based automated method for mouse testis histological analysis” presented by Juho-Antti Mäkelä