German BioImaging – Gesellschaft für Mikroskopie und Bildanalyse e.V. (GerBI-GMB e.V.) unites scientists, students, core facilities, and industry partners around key topics in microscopy, image analysis, and research data management. We are dedicated to shaping the bioimaging landscape by actively participating in various national and international research projects, and supporting our members with teaching and training in Germany and beyond.
Latest News
German BioImaging Joins TU Dresden in the Implementation of the DFG Code of Conduct for Good Scientific Practice
Press Release German BioImaging Joins TU Dresden in the Implementation of the DFG [...]
Fully booked! Our Community Meeting 2026
Online attendance still possible! Our Community Meeting in Fulda (March 16–18) is fully [...]
GerBI taking over the maintenance of the Biological Imaging Methods Ontology
When biologists started to accumulate ever-increasing amounts of data, this created a need [...]
Events
General Information The GerBI-GMB Community Meeting is held every other year alternating with Trends in [...]
Join us for the 19th Open Microscopy Environment (OME) Community Meeting from 28.-30.4.2026, in the [...]
Concept We are pleased to announce the 2026 Core Facility Leadership and Management Course by [...]
Third party funding projects
Our members
GerBI-GMB members are not only located in Germany, but in different parts of the world as well. We foster a strong network between microscopists, students, core facility staff and scientists, no matter the location.
GerBI-GMB Teams
Quality Assessment for Instruments & Facilities
Financial & Legal Framework of Core Facilities
Funding Strategies & Career Paths of Core Facilities
Training & Knowledge Transfer
Image Data Analysis & Management
Intravital Microscopy
FLIM
Young Microscopists & Image Analysts
Industry cooperation
Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM)
Gold members
Silver members
Bronze members
We thank our corporate members for their support of our society!
Header image: The Winner of the TiM2020 photo competiton: “Poppy field”, Theresa Suckert, OncoRay/DKTK Dresden, Mouse brain immunofluerescent staining of neurons and cytoskeleton
