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Light Microscopy Imaging (LIMa)

LIMa is a core facility providing advanced microscopy imaging and computational bioimage analysis services to researchers at the Medical Faculty Mannheim of Heidelberg University, as well as to external academic partners.

LIMa integrates state-of-the-art imaging platforms with quantitative and computational image analysis to support modern biological and medical research through the following activities:

  • Scientific consultation and user meetings for project planning, technical exchange, and service coordination
  • Access to and support for advanced microscopy platforms, including confocal, multiphoton, live-cell, and light-sheet imaging
  • Collaborative development and implementation of microscopy imaging methods
  • Guidance on quantitative image analysis approaches and established analysis software
  • Development of custom image analysis workflows and computational tools in close collaboration with users
  • Courses and workshops covering microscopy image analysis, quantitative methods, and scientific programming

Please note that access to LIMa microscopes and devices requires prior service registration.

For more information on computational bioimage analysis activities and methodological development at LIMa, see here.


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From Ideas to Figures: HiLight Microscopy Seminar Series

How can microscopy experiments be planned, conducted and analysed effectively—from the initial idea to a publication-ready figure? The HiLight Microscopy Seminar Series brings together microscopy expertise from Heidelberg and Mannheim to provide practical guidance across the complete imaging workflow.

Join us from 19 October to 30 November 2026 for seven hands-on modules covering experimental planning, image acquisition, processing, quantification, data management and image presentation. Read the full announcement for details on the programme, venue and registration.

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IEEE ISBI 2025 Best Paper Award

Dr. Qi Gao received the IEEE ISBI 2025 Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging in April 2025 in Houston, TX, USA, for the paper "Non-Rigid Registration of Time-Lapse Cell Microscopy Images Improved by a Semi-Incremental Optimization Method" (jointly with Karl Rohr). The paper was selected as second best scientific paper out of more than 600 accepted peer-reviewed papers.


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