The Quantitative BioImaging Society seeks to foster the scientific exchange of researchers with interest in quantitative imaging in biological and biomedical sciences. A particular emphasis is to promote interdisciplinary interactions between physicists, engineers, chemists, mathematicians, biologists, etc. One of the main activities to date has been the organization of the Quantitative BioImaging Conference that is held annually at different locations worldwide. We are actively working on expanding our range of offerings and are very interested to hear about ideas for future initiatives.
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2019 Quantitative BioImaging conference (Rennes, France) : Fredrick Maxfield Keynote Lecture
“Using microscopy to dissect endolysosomal trafficking and function”
2019 Quantitative BioImaging conference (Rennes, France) : Rainer Heintzmann Keynote Lecture
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2019 Quantitative BioImaging conference (Rennes, France) : Ernst H.K. Stelzer Keynote Lecture
2019 Quantitative BioImaging conference (Rennes, France) : Michael Elad Keynote Lecture
“Sparse modeling in deep learning“
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2020 Conference
The QBI 2020 Conference will be held at the University of Oxford’s Mathematical Institute, Oxford, UK between January 6-9, 2020.
Stay tuned to this space for more updates.
Latest Job Postings
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Latest News
- Early registration for 2020 QBI conference extended to 2 December November 11, 2019For those who have not yet registered for the 2020 QBI conference in Oxford, UK, the end of early registration...Stephen Storey
- QBI 2020 - Call for Contributions March 4, 2019The organizers welcome suggestions for contributions for the program of the 2020 QBI conference in Oxford. Please submit contributions for...Stephen Storey
- Congratulations 2019 QBI Poster Award Winner - Elias Nehme March 3, 2019Our congratulations to Elias Nehme from Technion - Israel Institute of Technology for winning the prize for the best student...admin
- List of abstracts accepted for QBI 2020 available January 8, 2019The list of abstracts accepted for either oral or poster presentation at QBI 2020 is now available. https://www.quantitativebioimaging.com/2952-2/ Also, check out...Stephen Storey
- Society Membership registration May 14, 2018We are now open to register members for the society. Membership of the society will provide access to the jobs...admin
- Welcome to the new QBI Society website May 14, 2018Our new website is now up and running, thanks to the great work by David Kim. Enjoy the site with...admin
Upcoming Events
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