Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2025: Registration & Call for Abstract Open

The Helmholtz Imaging Conference returns in 2025, this time taking place from June 25-27 in Potsdam. Open to scientists from all Helmholtz research areas, the event is designed for those involved in imaging research or utilizing imaging techniques in their work. Expect inspiring keynotes, engaging discussions, scientific presentations, poster sessions, and more.

Register & submit your abstract today!

Submit a contribution:

• The call for abstracts is open. Submit by May 1, 2025, 11:59 pm (CET).
• Returning for the second time in 2025 is our session format, “Bring your own imaging challenge”. We are interested in your everyday problems as well as in questions that you have been putting aside for years. Submit your topic to GitHub and let the imaging community tackle it together.
• If you’re interested in organizing a thematic workshop before the conference, please reach out to us at support@helmholtz-imaging.de.

Join us to:

• Present your research by submitting an abstract for a scientific poster. Spaces are limited!
• Connect and collaborate with researchers and experts, and discover potential partners for future Helmholtz Imaging Projects.
• Stay informed on the latest advancements and trends in imaging science.
• Play a role in shaping the future of Helmholtz Imaging.
• Discover Helmholtz’s diverse und unique imaging portfolio through an exhibition of the year’s top scientific images. Cast your vote and be there for the Best Scientific Image 2025 award ceremony.

Our keynote speakers:

• Robert Haase is a bio-analysis expert at Leipzig University. He developed GPU-accelerated tools like clEsperanto and CLIJ, advancing biological image processing efficiency.
• Laura Waller is a professor at UC Berkeley and an expert in computational imaging. She pioneered advancements in phase retrieval and Fourier ptychography, revolutionizing microscopy and optical imaging.
• Manuel Guizar-Sicairos is a physicist at EPFL and PSI, specializing in computational X-ray imaging. He co-developed advanced ptychography and nanotomography techniques for nanoscale 3D imaging in fields like neuroscience and battery research.

Don’t miss out! Mark you calendars, and get ready to be inspired and make an impact!

More information & registration on our Indico event’s page

Image: Sven Velten, Lars Bocklage, Ilya Sergeev, DESY & Ralf Röhlsberger, HI Jena (visit the HI BSIC Gallery to see the complete image)