If you ever used napari in your research, take a moment to read this. Napari, like many other resources in the bioimaging world, is freely available despite the fact that it costs many people much time and efforts to develop and maintain it. Now you get a chance to give back, don't miss it :)

Meet Our Speakers – IBIAM 2025 We are delighted to announce our keynote speaker for the India BioImaging Annual Meeting 2025 (IBIAM, 2025) James Jonkman Staff Scientist, AOMF (@uhnresearch.ca)and WCIF, Canada Date - December 11–12, 2025 Venue - JSS AHER, Mysuru, India

India BioImaging Newsletter – October Edition is Here! We are excited to launch the second issue of the IBI Newsletter for 2025 - shorturl.at/H2E1c This edition brings together stories and updates from across the imaging community—bridging labs, institutions, and researchers worldwide.

The Communication WG has reworked the #GloBIAS webpage. Please check out the new layout www.globias.org/home and our new blog post, a summary of the seminar from Loïc Royer about Omega. Translation available in French, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese - supported by our members! tinyurl.com/2pkxhkpw

Nature Methods is hiring! We are seeking a new editor with expertise in microscopy, imaging technology, and/or cell biology. The position is available in NYC/Jersey City or Shanghai/Beijing on a hybrid working model. Apply by August 3! springernature.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/SpringerNatu...

📢 SAVE THE DATE! "1st Annual Meeting of India BioImaging" Where: JSS AHER, Mysuru When: December 11–12, 2025 And it is Free Registration | Accommodation Provided Theme of the meeting: "Recent Advances & Innovations in Microscopy, Imaging Infrastructure & Global Collaborations"

Proud to support the global roll-out of the #AcknowledgementGuidelines poster, launched in partnership with @globalbioimaging.bsky.social & @royalmicrosoc.bsky.social . 🌍🔬‪ Too often, imaging scientists and facility staff go unacknowledged in publications -

The #globalbioimaging couse at IISER Pune continued with an intense and well-received OMERO workshop part 1. The parts 2 and 3 of the OMERO workshoop to come tomorrow.

Recognizing the Contributions of Shared Facility Personnel Core facility experts play a key role in research—from planning to data analysis—yet their contributions are often left unacknowledged in publications. @globalbioimaging.bsky.social @royalmicrosoc.bsky.social @bioimaginguk.bsky.social

For this week's #FluorescenceFriday, we present "Whole trunk" Live imaging of Lymphatic and Blood vessels in a zebrafish larvae captured by Rajan Singh and Rudra Nayan Das from the Vascular Diversity Lab (PI: Rudra Nayan Das) with a Nikon A1R, MP Confocal Microscope (DST-FIST Funded).

It is #FluorescenceFriday and here we have another cool image! "AGE IS INDEED JUST A NUMBER: BUD SCAR NUMBER” Image shows yeast cells that were stained using the dye calcofluor white to visualise bud scars. The number of bud scars is proportional to the replicative age of the cell. #Microscopy

Fluorescence Friday The Last Kiss These are T24 bladder cancer cells in the final moments of division. Golgi in turquoise, split into two pools per cell and acetylated tubulin in magenta, concentrated in the mid-body #FluorescenceFriday #IndiaBioImaging #Microscopy #CellBiology #ImagingScience