State-of-the-art equipment for a wide range of light microscopy applications as well as access to advanced bioimaging software.
What service do we offer?
Through personal training and assistance by highly trained personnel, we support researchers in state-of-the-art bioimaging. We focus on knowledge sharing and education on microscopy.
The systems cover imaging applications from organ-scale to superresolution microscopy. We also have in vivo imaging capabilities.
We are an open access Core Facility, with researchers from Aarhus University, Aarhus Hospital, other universities and companies.
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Need help or guidance with histology?
- Location: Skou building, 1116, room 270D
Enquiries: contact Helene M. Andersen
Advanced AI models in one-click
BioImage Model Zoo
- Integrated with Fiji, ilastik, ImJoy and more
- Try model instantly with BioEngine
- Contribute your models via Github
- Link models to datasets and applications
Need Help With Bioimage Analysis?
DBI-INFRA IACF offers open and remote access to:
- Image analysis consultations
- Training in a broad range of software solutions
- Development of new tools tailored to your project
- A complete data exchange, storage and computing infrastructure
Information, pricing and contact
Join BINA - Bioimaging North America
BINA is free to join and aims to strengthen the field of bioimaging science, through free, monthly on-line Speaker Series and User Groups, opportunities for support to improve your technical skills through Professional Development workshops and Exchange of Experience visits as well as networking.
Need help?
Come to our Open Office sessions to discuss your imaging needs or get advice on workflows, free of charge:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
13:30 -14:30
The Skou building, 1116-256
Or contact us on:
- imaging@biomed.au.dk
- or via the contact form below
The Facility is located at:
Aarhus University
Department of Biomedicine
The Skou Building 1116, room 256
Høegh-Guldbergsgade 10
8000 Aarhus C
Denmark
The Bioimaging Team
Nina Burmeister (front left), Anna Lorentzen (front right), Mette Richner (back left), Morten S. Nielsen (back right), Maria-Louise Rahbæk (not shown)