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FLANDERS BIOIMAGING

An Interuniversity & Interdisciplinary Research Infrastructure:
Imaging from Molecule to Human

FlaBI is the Technology,
the Expertise,
and the People!

Flanders Bioimaging integrates 9 sites from 5 Flemish Universities covering advanced microscopy and preclinical/clinical imaging, to act as a single multi-sited multimodal node within EuroBioImaging.

Uniquely, Flanders Bioimaging focuses on the promotion of open access to key spearpoint techniques that make use of state-of-the-art imaging infrastructure at each site.

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Working together towards Standardization & Quality Control

Interuniversity
training and events

RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE
From Imaging Facilities to Euro-BioImaging

5 Microscopy Facilities

The advanced light microscopy consortium in FlaBI is a collaborative network of scientists specialized in fluorescence imaging, ranging from single-molecule visualization to imaging of integrated cell systems.

4 Preclinical Facilities

The Molecular Imaging consortium in FlaBI integrates the highly sensitive techniques of PET, SPECT, microPET, and microSPECT with state-of-the-art anatomo-functional imaging modalities such as CT, MRI, and optical imaging to develop fundamental research studies, preclinical trials, and drug development through a complete set of translational imaging infrastructures extending from mice to humans.

5 Universities & VIB

Flanders BioImaging brings together imaging facilities of all Flemish universities and VIB (Flemish research institute), creating a unique network for scientists and industrial partners to collaborate and access top-notch imaging technologies across Flanders.

Belgian Node in EuBI

Since 2024, FlaBI is part of the European Research Infrastructure consortium (ERIC) Euro-BioImaging, working towards open access to imaging technologies and FAIR data management in imaging facilities.

Latest News & Events at Flanders BioImaging

PhD opportunity AI & Neuroimaging - Horizon Europe

📣 BRIDGE-AI: Fully funded PhD positions in AI & Neuroimaging 📣 We’re excited to share that the BRIDGE-AI Doctoral Network is now accepting applications for 15 PhD positions across Europe , focused on trustworthy AI for longitudinal neuroimaging . These projects span academia and industry, offering a unique opportunity to develop cutting-edge AI methods that help track and predict neurological disorders over time. Deadline to apply is 30 January 2026 - don’t miss it! ✨

Flanders BioImaging Networking Event

Organized by The Antwerp Center for Advanced Microscopy December 15th, 2025 ------ 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Campus Drie Eiken, University of Antwerp ACAM is hosting this year's Flanders BioImaging networking event. The event will feature an overview of all core facilities, highlighting the strength and potential of each research infrastructure in enabling high-impact research and development. For Registration and Additional information, scan the QR code! https://www.acam-uantwerpen.