Imaging Bites is a knowledge-sharing lunch & learn seminar series designed for the imaging community at King’s, together with industry partners. It’s a space to explore cutting-edge topics in imaging, learn new techniques, share ideas and network with others in the imaging community.
The seminars feature prominent experts in the field, from academia, core facilities, and industry, who share their insights on a wide range of imaging topics (light and electron microscopy), from instrumentation and sample prep to image analysis, visualisation and more.
Each seminar includes a short talk, an interactive discussion and a complimentary lunch.
When do they take place?
Seminars are held on Wednesdays, from 12:30–13:30pm, at the Imaging Core Facilities, Guy's Campus.
Who can attend?
The seminars are free and open to anyone at King’s who is interested in imaging. Registration is required, and lunch and soft drinks will be provided. Details of speakers and the focus of each talk can be found in the individual event listings below.
How can I register to attend?
Registration is needed if you want to attend the event. A link to the registration form can be found in the individual event listings.
We’re looking for speakers!
If you are interested in presenting, or would like to recommend a potential speaker, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to Fadwa Joud, Associate Director Innovation & Business development – Imaging Core Facilities.
Event hosts
This event series is hosted by the Imaging Core Facilities – Research Platforms: Microscopy Innovation Centre (MIC), Nikon Imaging Centre (NIC) and the Centre for Ultrastructural Imaging (CUI).
Interesting in partnering with us?
We’re keen to partner with more industry partners. If you are interested in sponsoring our seminar series, please contact Fadwa Joud, Associate Director Innovation & Business development – Imaging Core Facilities.
Imaging Bites sponsors and contributors:
We are proud to collaborate with industry partners: Nikon, Stratocore, Thistle Scientific, Ibidi, Leica Microsystems, Miltenyi Biotec, Linkam Scientific and Evident.
