January traditionally means SPIE BiOS in San Francisco, and this year CoDaFlight was strongly represented. With Sophie Hernot, Catarina S. Lobo, Thomas Van den Dries, and Hans Ingelberts on site, the team contributed with two invited talks and two posters, highlighting advances in fluorescence-lifetime imaging for surgical guidance.Momentum in the field was clear with the first-ever dedicated …
Meeting in person to work on the CoDaFlight project always makes a difference. In late 2025, we came together for the WP3 Data Analysis workshop, where focused discussions helped advance our understanding of the image analysis workflow and guide the further development of the software’s functionality. Beyond the technical progress, these in-person exchanges once again …
The European Researchers’ Night in Heraklion was crowned with success, bringing science closer to society. At the event, CoDaFlight was presented through an interactive demo by LBMI at FORTH-IESL. In the “Underwater world” activity, only the toy fish carrying a fluorescent marker became visible under a special lamp, while the others remained hidden. This simple …
On Saturday, June 21, 2025, Universitätsmedizin Göttingen hosted its 6th Nacht des Wissens (“Night of Science”), welcoming around 25,000 visitors to explore the city’s research landscape, including the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light,The University of Göttingen, and the University Medical Centre. Our team, Prof. Dr. Frauke Alves, Dr. Catarina Lobo, Dr. Andrea …
🤝Great energy, fresh ideas, and inspiring collaboration at last week’s CoDaFlight partner meeting in Bergen!We brought new concepts to the table, shared progress, and aligned on our next steps to advance the capabilities of time-domain fluorescence lifetime imaging (tdFLI). A big thank you to our amazing partners for the engagement and ideas: Université de Bourgogne, …
This week, the CoDaFlight project hosted a Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging session at the 20th European Molecular Imaging Meeting in Bilbao, Spain. The session highlighted the latest developments within the project and explored its broad range of applications.We extend our sincere thanks to Max Nobis (KU Leuven), Anand Kumar (Harvard Medical School – Mike Toth Research …
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On the 11th of March 2025 we will organize a special session ”Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging” at EMIM2025 in Bilbao, Spain. The session aims to bring together international experts interested in Fluorescence and Lifetime Imaging. We are proud to have been able to engage speakers from the project, as well as some European and US-based leaders from the field.We are looking forward …
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Prof. Dr. Frauke Alves is the head of the interdisciplinary “Translational Molecular Imaging” group, a research group located at the Universitätsmedizin Göttingen and the Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences. As a physician in Internal Medicine, oncology, she focuses with her group on the development, optimization and preclinical evaluation of novel, e.g., nanoparticulate theranostics, by means of …
Professor Emmet Mc Cormack from University of Bergen (UiB) heads a research team focused on preclinical drug development in immunology and cell-based therapies. His work with time-domain fluorescence imaging demonstrates improved precision over conventional methods, enhancing targeted fluorescence and depth assessment.We have interviewed him about his involvement in the CoDaFlight project and the achievements he …
Professor Maarten Kuijk from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel is coordinator of the CoDaFlight project. We have interviewed him about the importance of Fluorescence Lifetime, the reason why he has initiated the CoDaFlight project, and what his expectations are. Why is fluorescence lifetime important? Well, I think fluorescence lifetime is very interesting, first of all everybody knows most normal cameras with normal …
