On Friday 2 May 2025 from 13:00-17:00, AUSBI is hosting the next AUSBI Afternoon meeting, which will focus on bioimaging techniques and facilities available to researchers at Aarhus University.
The meeting is intended to be informal, where speakers will introduce bioimaging techniques and imaging facilities and participants have the chance to share their imaging experiences and needs, network with likeminded and experts, and maybe get inspired to try new techniques or use of facilities.
The AUSBI Bioimaging Afternoon welcomes all researchers across departments at Aarhus University, with an interest in bioimaging. We strongly encourage both group leaders, junior researchers, and students to join. Note that group leaders are highly encouraged to participate in order to stimulate attendance for the rest of their group, and bring forward valuable input about possible method-expertise and collaborations across groups and departments.
Participants are asked to bring a poster about their research (re-use of existing posters is perfectly fine), and prepare a short max. 2 min introduction of the poster.
Registration:
Registration link: events.au.dk/ausbibioimagingafternoon
Please register by Monday 28 April (free of charge), so we can order catering accordingly.
Organizers:
Date: Friday 2 May 2024
Venue: “Nucleus” auditorium at Dept. MBG (1871-120), Aarhus University, Universitetsbyen 81, Aarhus C
15:15 Invited lecture on MINimal fluorescence photon FLUXes nanoscopy - MINFLUX
By Jonathan Brewer, The Danish Molecular Biomedical Imaging Center (DaMBIC), Southern University of Denmark (30 min)
15:45 Poster flash talks by participants (max 1 slide & 2 min each)
16:15 Poster session (outside auditorium)
Pizza and networking (outside auditorium and in the MBG canteen)
Tour of the MBG Bioimaging Facility (room 1872-676 by Lisbeth Schmidt Laursen)
17:00 Thanks for today
Everyone attending the AUSBI Bioimaging Afternoon meeting is highly encouraged to prepare by reading the paper mention below here.
Important note, if you are a PhD student:
Paper to read in advance for the AUSBI Bioimaging Afternoon:
To be announced
All participants are highly encouraged to bring a research poster (re-use of existing poster is perfectly fine).
The poster boards have the dimensions: 190 cm high, and 84 cm wide.
This fits well with A0 poster format (which is 1189mm tall and 841mm wide), but no specific poster size format is requested though.
Poster hanging guidelines:
