A community-driven effort

The African BioImaging Consortium (ABIC) is a catalyst to empower and grow life science research in Africa by addressing needs for training, education and accessibility of microscopy technologies.

Engaging bioimaging scientists across North America by creating an inclusive and supportive community to share, advance, and succeed together.

Bring together Canadian imaging scientists. Exchange experience, support bioimaging career paths, provide educational opportunities for technology training.

The European Light Microscopy Initiative (ELMI) is communication network between European and international scientists working in the field of light microscopy and the manufacturers of their equipment.

FocalPlane is a community site for anyone who uses microscopy in their research. It is a place where you can interact with a global community of imaging scientists, engineers, chemists, and bioimage analysts.

Network of core facilities, scientists, students, institutions & companies for microscopy, image analysis & data management.

International, open network of imaging infrastructures and communities with the mission to cooperate internationally and propose solutions to the challenges faced by the imaging community globally - includes 11 partners and 26 countries.

Building the community of Latin American imaging scientists to improve bioimaging capacities in the Latin American and Caribbean region, and to promote its integration to the global community.

An international, community-driven initiative to improve quality assessment (QA) and quality control (QC) in light microscopy.

A Singapore-wide microscopy infrastructure network brings together key microscopy platforms across Singapore and enables all scientists access to excellent microscopy infrastructure and expertise across Singapore’s research ecosystem.

An international community led initiative bringing together researchers, core facility staff, technologists, data analysts, industry and everyone else interested in using and developing volume electron microscopy techniques.