On December 15th, 2025 ACAM organized the annual networking event of Flanders BioImaging . Around 100 researchers gathered at the Univeristy of Antwerp to get an overview of the progress made within Flanders BioImaging and to discuss the importance of research infrastructures in general. The key take home message of the event: Bio-imaging cores are crucial facilitators of high-impact research as they optimise the use of top-level infrastructure and ensure durable consolidati

We hosted the From Pictures to Numbers 2025 course, bringing together experts from multiple universities and 30 highly motivated researchers from diverse fields.

Registration for the bi-annual inter-university course From Pictures to Numbers 2025 (P2N2025) is now open

The ACAM team is attending the 25th International European Light Microscopy Initiative Meeting in Heidelberg

It is time for our next ACAM course! On May 26th, we will give a webinar on Quantitative and Reproducible Light Microscopy . We will...

Simona Katrin Galun had a successful stay at ACAM

Flanders BioImaging has released its annual report for 2024.

Kirsten De Ridder was awarded a poster price for her work on innervation of the lung tumor microenvironment. Images were acquired at ACAM.

To enhance our service in 2025, we will organise workshops to share our knowledge. We start with a course on the basics of image processing.

What a magnificent occasion this International Research Infrastructure Networking Event was – truly showcasing the power and potential of...

ACAM hosted the first day of ICALM 2024 organised by Flanders BioImaging. Prof. Winnok De Vos, dr. Bob Asselbergh and prof. Pieter Vanden...

RBSM launches its first topical symposium on data-driven microscopy, including free lunch, sponsored by Nikon Instruments! The symposium...