📋 Tender Overview
Doctoral Network For A Shared Excellence Of Fluorescent Lifetime Imaging Microscopy In Biomedical Applications
Research Training Network On 3D Fluorescent Lifetime Imaging Applications In Biomedicinefunded By The Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions Programme, The Flimagin3D Project Will Create A Research Training Network On The Biomedical Applications Of 3D Fluorescent Lifetime Imaging Microscopy (Flim). The Project Aims To Recruit 10 Doctoral Candidates For The Creation Of Robust, User Friendly, Innovative Flim-Based Platforms For A Broad Range Of Biomedical Applications. The Training Network Will Cover The Essential Theoretical Foundation Of Flim And, Through The Individual Projects, Address The Existing Knowledge Gap In Photonics Applications In Biology. The Flimagin3D Early Career Researchers Will Develop Flim Platforms Capable Of Delivering New Information To Understand Biology In Disease, Differentiation, Development And Interventions At A High Resolution.
Funded Under
Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (Msca)
Total Cost
€ 0,00
Eu Contribution
€ 2 743 459,20
Coordinated By
The Provost, Fellows, Foundation Scholars & The Other Members Of Board, Of The College Of The Holy & Undivided Trinity Of Queen Elizabeth Near Dublin
Ireland
Start Date
1 January 2023
End Date
31 December 2026
Objective
In flIMAGIN3D, which centres on fluorescent lifetime imaging microscopy applied to biomedical platforms in 3D; ten talented Doctoral Candidates (DCs) will be recruited, trained and supervised to cohesively establish the most robust, user accessible and powerful FLIM-based platform-never achieved before, and apply it to a wide range of applications in the biological sciences.
flIMAGIN3D will generate ten DCs at the cutting edge of FLIM-based biological imaging who will spearhead, and go onto catalyse clusters of FLIM excellence across Europe; each intertwined within a collaborative network that will extend beyond the time-frame of the program. This doctoral network will train talented doctoral candidates in the essential theories underpinning FLIM , and through the individual projects and extensive secondments in this network; elevate their projects and skills, and that of their secondment hosts to research excellence in FLIM flIMAGIN3D addresses a significant knowledge gap in the field of photonics in biology by involving biomedical scientists in each and every aspect of development and design, and cognisant of the wide variety of current platforms that require adaptability to such modalities.
In flIMAGIN3D: bringing together representatives with different applications and backgrounds, we will identify and overcome barriers to FLIM imaging by developing the next generation of scientists who will develop a FLIM platform capable of extracting the greatest amount of information possible in a stream-lined, accurate and user-friendly manner in order to understand biology in disease, differentiation, development and interventions at a high resolutio
