SU Imaging Day 2026

Join us for the 4th SU Imaging Day on October 2nd! This year's symposium brings together researchers and imaging experts from across Stockholm University and beyond to explore correlative multimodal imaging and AI in imaging research, with invited talks, panel discussions, and facility tours. All are welcome!

Date: Friday 2 October 2026
Time: 9:30 - 16:50
Location: Vivi Täckholmsalen (Q211), Svante Arrhenius väg 20, 114 18 Stockholm

Invited Speakers

Professor Henrik Cederquist, Vice-Chancellor for Research Infrastructure, Stockholm University

Julia Fernandez-Rodriguez, Head of Centre for Cellular Imaging core facility, University of Gothenburg; Head of the Integrated Microscopy Unit at SciLifeLab; co-Director of the Swedish National Microscopy Infrastructure.

Anna Klemm, Head of BioImage Informatics Facility (BIIF), SciLifeLab, National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden.

Professor Aji Mathew, Director of Stockholm Univeristy Centre for Circular and Sustainable systems (SUCCeSS), Stockholm University.

Professor Emily Baird, Department of Zoology, Stockholm University.

Thomas Thersleff, Facility Manager, 3D-EM Core facility, Karolinska Institute.

Associate Professor Tom Willhammar, Department of Chemistry, Stockholm University.

Associate Professor Jens Jasche, AI Coordinator for the Faculty of Natural Science, Stockholm University.

Hanzhao Zhang, SciLifeLab, Department of Applied Physics, KTH.

Mahmoud Mazarji, Department of Chemistry, Stockholm University.

Rongying Liu, Department of Chemistry, Stockholm University.

Preliminary Program

Morning Session: Multimodal and Correlative Imaging

Lunch + Poster + SU Imaging Facility Poster IVMSU, SUBIC, EMC/AFM, and IFSU

Afternoon Session: Image Analysis and AI

Imaging Facility Lab Tours: SUBIC, EMC/AFM, and IFSU

Registration

The workshop is free of charge. For lunch and fika please register here before September 28th.

Contact

Questions about the Imaging Day? Contact Chris Molenaar

Questions about this webpage? Contact Tunhe Zhou

Last updated: 2026-09-08

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