Global BioImage Analysts' Society
Welcome to the worldwide association that brings together all those interested in bioimage analysis
Welcome to the worldwide association that brings together all those interested in bioimage analysis
The GloBIAS Scientific advisory committee has been elected and already met for the first time. Thanks to all members volunteering to support GloBIAS with their time.
With the help of Focal Plane we have now created a GloBIAS blog series page here. Please follow us there and on our social media channels for updates on the community and its activities.
GloBIAS held its inaugural General Assembly in June. To read about topics discussed, follow this link. You can also view the executive board here.
Thanks to the Survey Working Group, we now have a preprint containing the results of our 2024 survey. You can read it here.
Our GloBIAS YouTube channel is active now. Last video added is from the December 2025 BIA seminar by David Stansby, Kimberly Meechan, Ruaridh Gollifer on data handling with OME-Zarr.
The Global BioImage Analysts’ Society (GloBIAS) is a worldwide association for all interested in bioimage analysis, aiming to empower researchers to quantify biological systems by analysing image data from microscopes. We promote the exchange of knowledge and experience through various activities, and provide professional development opportunities for analysts at all career stages, ensuring sustainable growth of expertise within the community. This, and your commitment, will then become the force to push the bioimage analysis field forward. We welcome you to become a GloBIAS member!
The GloBIAS is a registered not-for-profit association aiming to run independently through membership fees. The foundation of the society was supported by a grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to the project "Society for Knowledge Exchange in BioImage Analysis" (2023-2025).
GloBIAS (Global BioImage Analysts' Society) first in-person workshop (Nov 5, 2024 - Nov 8, 2024 | Gothenburg, Sweden)
In person workshop at the ISTA in Klosterneuburg: Data Carpentry Bioimage Analysis Curriculum with Python!