📍Brno, Czech Republic | 10–12 June 2025
👉 Learn more and register at: www.ctls2025.com
📧 Questions? Contact us at: sponsors.ctls25@ceitec.muni.cz

✅ Build practical, professional connections with experts from academia, institutions, and industry
✅ Join the discussion on the future of research infrastructures and the evolving role of technology platforms in scienceynamic, welcoming city full of science and culture

🌟 Why attend CTLS2025?
✅ Meet and exchange experiences with peers from across Europe and beyond
✅ Discover the latest trends, tools, and innovations in scientific support and core technologies

🔬 Are you working in core facilities, research infrastructures, or technology platforms?
Don't miss the CTLS2025 – Core Technologies for Life Sciences Congress, taking place 10–12 June 2025 in Brno, Czech Republic!

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This paper uses transmission electron microscopy to show a structural reorganisation from a five- to a six-layered Aurivillius phase, accommodating more magnetic ions while preserving in-plane ferroelectric properties, as confirmed by piezoresponse force microscopy imaging.

For technologically competitive devices, a necessary requirement for multiferroic materials is the enhancement of the magnetic properties by means of strongly interacting magnetic moments with long-range spin ordering.

Featured work:

«Impact of magnetic ion substitution on the crystal structure of multiferroic Aurivillius phases»

Scientists from Tyndall National Institute have used microscopy techniques to understand structural changes and magnetic behaviour of multiferroic materials 🧲🔬

«This will be key in developing a new strategy for the Society as we approach our 50th anniversary.»

Read more about MSI’s new President on our website microscopy.ie 🔬

«I hope to encourage wider inclusive participation nationally, with a review of the current structure to ensure we engage with as many scientists, engineers, clinical and corporate colleagues as possible in technical, core, academic, and industry roles.», she continues,

She said: «I am honoured to have been nominated to lead the MSI over the coming term and represent the members.»

We’re delighted to announce Dr Kerry Thompson as the new President of MSI!

Kerry was elected to her new role at this year’s annual symposium and will serve in the post for the next two years! ✨

Excellent few days at the @microscopyirl.bsky.social Annual Symposium hosted by Mark Pickering, Niamh Burke and Amy Hasset in UCD.

Getting ready for the holidays? 🎄

Don’t forget to submit your abstract for MSI 2025 before you leave work on Friday 20th Dec!

You don’t want to miss out on this fantastic meeting, with an image analysis workshop included in registration 🔬

✨ MSI 2025 Abstract Submission Deadline Extended ✨

The annual MSI Meeting 2025 will be hosted by @ucddublin.bsky.social from 14th to 16th January 2025. Abstracts are invited from all areas of microscopy related research!

The abstract submission deadline has been extended to 20th December 2024 🧪

There's also an image analysis workshop! What would people like to cover?

* Overview of #ImageAnalysis in general?
* Introduction to #FIJI?
* Introduction to #MachineLearning for segmentation?
* Introduction to automation in #FIJI?
* Introduction to automation with #Python?
* Something else?

There’s still time to submit your abstract for MSI 2025!

This meeting will have a special focus on inclusivity and community building in microscopy. We hope to see you join the discussions in UCD in January! ✨

Abstract submission deadline: 13th December

Want to improve your image analysis skills?

Then we highly recommend applying to this image analysis workshop in Galway. You’ll learn from experts in the field and enhance your skills to confidently draw conclusions from your data 🧬🦠

Apply before January 5th 2025

Introduction to Image Analysis 2025

There's just over a month left to apply for our upcoming @royalmicrosoc.bsky.social Introduction to Image Analysis workshop with @martinjones.bsky.social and @lankylaste.bsky.social hosted by @kerrythompson8.bsky.social at @uniofgalway.bsky.social

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Reminder to submit your abstract for MSI 2025 now!

Abstract deadline: 13th December 2024 ⚠️

Registration is open for the MSI 2025 Meeting in UCD 🧪
We’re happy to offer a free image analysis workshop on the 14th of January included in the registration!
Make sure to choose the option during registration ✅
For more information go to microscopy.ie/symposium2025/

We therefore especially welcome contributions in the areas of accessible techniques and microscopy outside the traditional scientific environment 🔬

🔎 The 2025 MSI Meeting will emphasise inclusive microscopy and community development, with a session dedicated to forging links and removing barriers between disciplines and career types.

Microscopy Society of Ireland Meeting 2025 banner. The O’Brien Center for Science in the background. MSI logo, and the text Microscopy Society of Ireland Meeting 2025, University College Dublin, 14th to 16th January 2025. At the bottom the UCD logo is featured.

✨Attention all microscopists! ✨

Abstract submission and registration is now OPEN for the MSI Meeting 2025!

Find all the information you need at microscopy.ie/symposium2025/

We are happy to announce that we'll be supporting early career researchers, technicians and imaging scientists to attend and present their work at the European Microscopy Congress 2024!

Apply by 30th April.

More information and application: microscopy.ie/opportunitie...

Want to improve your image analysis skills? There's still time to apply for the 'Introduction to Image Analysis' workshop in RSCI in Dublin 24th-25th April.

Application deadline: 31st March
Apply here: forms.office.com/e/ndbZcPgi0g