MSI Symposia

We are delighted to announce that the MSI2025 symposium will be hosted on the 14th-16th of January 2025 in University College Dublin, Dublin. For more details, visit the conference website below. We can’t wait to see you there!

The 2024 MSI Symposium was hosted by the University of Limerick. The symposium brought together researchers from around the world for discussions on various microscopy themes such as advances in image analysis, solid-state physics, nanomedicine, as well as materials and biological microscopy applications.

The 2023 MSI Symposium was hosted by Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork. The symposium was an active hub of discussion between researchers, vendors and technical staff. Featuring talks from a wide range of fields, from materials science and biology to infrastructure access and vendor technobites. Overall the 2023 was a great success and can…

The 2022 MSI Symposium was hosted by National University of Ireland, Galway and is the 2nd joint organised with the Scottish Microscopy Society. This symposium was an exciting return to in-person meetings after the pandemic. The symposium was a great success, incorporating talks, discussion panels, poster sessions, awards, exhibitors, and social events! We look forward…

The 2021 MSI (Virtual) Symposium was hosted by Queens University Belfast with the help of the Institute of Physics (IOP). The symposium brought together researchers from around the world for discussions on various microscopy themes such as advances in image analysis, solid-state physics, nanomedicine, as well as materials and biological microscopy applications.

The 2020 MSI Symposium was hosted by Trinity College Dublin. The symposium brought together researchers from around the world for discussions on various microscopy themes such as advances in image analysis, solid-state physics, nanomedicine, as well as materials and biological microscopy applications.

The 2019 MSI Symposium was hosted by University College Dublin in the Health Sciences Centre. The symposium brought together researchers from around the world for discussions on various microscopy themes such as advances in image analysis, solid-state physics, nanomedicine, as well as materials and biological microscopy applications.