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Description: Building a sustainable international network of cutting-edge bioimaging facilities and communities.

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Recognizing that scientific, technical and data challenges are universal rather than restricted by geographical boundaries, it brings together imaging facility operators and technical staff, scientists, managers and science policy officers from around the globe, to network, exchange experiences and build capacity internationally.

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To cooperate internationally and propose solutions to the challenges faced by the imaging community globally.

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