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THE FRENCH NATIONAL RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR
BIOLOGICAL IMAGING
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• Funded through the « Investissements d’Avenir
26M€ through 2019
• Objectives
• EXPAND THE FRONTIERS OF KNOWLEDGE IN LIFE SCIENCES
• STRENGTHEN ATTRACTIVENESS AND COMPETITIVENESS OF FRANCE
• BRING TOGETHER RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
• SUSTAIN TRAINING AND DISSEMINATION
FRANCE-BIOIMAGING.ORG
- [email protected]
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France BioImaging
The French National Research Infrastructure for Biological Imaging
Scientific results already obtained and published
Promoting active WGs as an operational task force
Scientific
Innovation
COORDINATING TRAINING & DISSEMINATION
 Enhance Expertise in Biological Imaging
PROGRESS IN TECHNOLOGY ACCESSIBILITY: SERVICE
OFFERING
To the National & International Community
Global Scientific Progress
Technol. Innovation
Positioning in Europe
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
In partnership with industry
 Creation of innovative tools to study Life
 Creation of Companies
 Creation of Employment
Societal Innovation
To the Industry
 Innovations in the Therapeutic,
Cosmetic, Agronomic, (...) fields
 for the benefit of the Society
France BioImaging, a multi-sited node in the EuroBioImaging ESFRI project
FOUNDATION
Industrial
partners
IBiSA Infrastructures
Cellular imaging
From molecules to whole organisms
Super resolution, Dynamics, Interactions,
Multiscale imaging
IBiSA CRITERIA
Training &
Dissemination
TEACHING &
DISSEMINATION
RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT
R&D teams
State of the art technologies
Optique, Microscopy, Spectroscopy, Chemical
probes, Image processing
National &
International
networks
OPENING
Academic
&
Industrial
users
Research applications
In physiology, cellular biology, developmental biology,
pathologies (neurology, immunology, cancer)
EquiPex
Labex
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FRANCE-BIOIMAGING INFRASTRUCTURE
5 LOCAL NODES & 1 TRANSVERSAL NODE
Paris Centre, Ile de France Sud, Bordeaux, Marseille, Montpellier
Inria (Rennes) / Institut Pasteur
10 IMAGING CORE FACILITIES
IMACHEM
INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS
CNRS - leading partner
Inria, INSERM,
Institut Curie, Institut Pasteur,
Ecole Normale Supérieure,
Ecole Polytechnique,
Université Aix-Marseille,
Bordeaux, Montpellier 1 & 2,
Paris Descartes, Paris Diderot,
Paris Sud
Continuum between Cell biology Imaging and Medical Imaging
From single molecules - to cells - to tissues - to organs - to animals and humans
Embryo & small animal models
FBI
FLI
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5 WORK PACKAGES
WP2
High Throughput & High
Content Screening
E. Bertrand; T. Walter
WP3
Probe Development,
Optomanipulation &
Optogenetics
L. Julien; M. Sainlos
WP1
Instrumentation & Methods
WP4
Bioimage Informatics Image Processing & Data
Manipulation
WP5
Training, Dissemination &
Technological Transfer
JC Olivo-Marin; C. Kervrann
L. Heliot; C. Poujol; J. Salamero
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5 WORK PACKAGES – WP1
SUPER RESOLUTION IN LIGHT MICROSCOPY
WP 1a: Super Resolution &
Single Molecule Tracking
L. Cognet; M. Dahan; V. Nägerl
PhotoActivated Localization Microscopy (PALM), STochastic Optical Reconstruction
Microscopy (STORM), Structured-Illumination Microscopy (SIM),
STimulatedEmission-Depletion (STED), Single Particule Tracking-PALM (SPT-PALM) …
FUNCTIONAL IMAGING
WP 1b: Functional Imaging
N. Borghi; D. Marguet; E. Margeat
WP 1c: CLEM & Super CLEM
P. Moreau; G. Raposo;
B. Satiat-Jeunemaitre
Alternating-Laser Excitation-Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (ALEX-FRET),
Fluorescence-Lifetime Imaging Microscopy (FLIM), Fluorescence Anisotropy Imaging
Microscopy (FAIM), Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy (FCS), Fluorescence
Cross-Correlation Spectroscopy (FCCS), Image Correlation Spectroscopy (ICS) …
MULTISCALE AND MULTIMODAL IMAGING
Correlative Light-Electron Microscopy (CLEM) & Super resolution CLEM
LABEL & LABEL-FREE NEW CONTRASTS
WP 1d: New Contrast & InDepth Imaging
E. Beaurepaire; V. Emiliani,
H. Rigneault
Second-Harmonic Generation (SHG) microscopy, Third-Harmonic Generation (THG)
microscopy, Coherent Anti-stokes Raman Scattering (CARS) microscopy …
IN DEPTH OPTICAL IMAGING
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Two/Three-Photon Excitation (2/3-PE) microscopy, Optical Parametric Oscillator
(OPO), Single Plane Illumination Microscopy (SPIM) …
Paris Centre (141)
Salamero, M Coppey-Moisan
TJECHNOLOGICAL
OVERVIEW
Institut Curie / PICT
J. Salamero
Institut Curie Physics
M. Dahan
Institut Jacques Monod /
ImagoSeine
M. Coppey-Moisan
O. Faklaris
IBENS / ImaChem Institut Pasteur / ImagoPole
S. Shorte
A. Triller
ENS Chemistry
L. Jullien
Paris Descartes
V. Emiliani
Multi scale, multi modal & multi organism imaging - Cell biology & cancerology
BioImage informatics - Image Processing and Data Manipulation (28)
JC. Olivo-Marin (Institut Pasteur), C. Kervrann (Inria, Rennes)
Image and signal processing, analysis, quantification and modeling
Bordeaux (78)
D. Choquet
Super resolution &
CLEM – Neuronal
pathologies & plant
physiology
Montpellier (27)
M. Nollmann
Super resolution,
Functional Imaging &
HTS/HCS - Genome
function analysis
IdF Sud (24)
N. Peyriéras
In-Depth Imaging &
IPDM –
Morphogenesis
analysis
Marseille (35)
PF. Lenne
Super resolution,
Functional & In-Depth
Imaging Developmental
biology & immunology
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Aims of WP 1A
Extending superresolution microscopy to 3D imaging
• Multi-plane imaging, astigmatism, double-helices PSF,…
Pushing further the spatial & temporal resolution
• Development of bright probes, advanced computational tools, …
Allowing long-term (> min) single molecule tracking
• Gold nanoparticles, carbon nanotube imaging,…
Extend superresolution & SMT capabilities beyond cultured cells
• single plane illumination strategies, multi Gaussian beam, NIR imaging,…
Enhancing color contrast and spectral flexibility
• PALM, STORM, uPAINT,…
Combine superresolution and EM, patch-Clamp, Photocontrol, …
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Aims of WP 1B
Extending biosensors capabilities
• development of FRET-based biosensors: biochemical activities, tension, post-translational
modifications, metabolites ,…
Pushing further the spatial & temporal resolution of FLIM for monitoring transient interactions
• Development of bright probes, multi focal excitation, time-resolved detector, single molecule FRET
ALEX…
Extend spectroscopy beyond cultured cells
• single plane illumination FCS, NIR imaging,…
Enhancing sensitivity of fluctuations based spectroscopy
• Spot variation FCS, plasmon resonnance, STED-FCS,…
Combine FRAP, Fluorescence fluctuations based spectroscopy and FLIM
• ms to sec range of macromolecules dynamics and turnover…
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Aims of WP 1C
Correlate Multiscale Imaging data (Light and Electron
Microscopy) to explore biological processes « in situ »
Mastering methods to preserve fluorescent signals through the different steps of specimen
preparations for Transmission Electron Microscopy Studies (TEM) : very different specimens, different
probes ……..
Improve the CLEM worflow to handle simultaneous observations at different scales: creating novel
tools and equipements
Develop Super-CLEM
Image registration methods – improve correlation between
images recorded at different scale
Handling the data flow generated by such approaches
SIM
2µ
m
SEM
2µ
m
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To develop innovative photonic tools to perform in
depth imaging in microscopy and endoscopy.
Axis 1: study of novel contrast mechanisms that do not rely on conventional refractive, absorption
or fluorescence contrast mechanisms
Axis 2: developing new methodologies and instruments that can extend the imaging depth of
current techniques
WG1d is ahead of available commercial systems and therefore relies on the
physical/engineering core expertise of FBI Laboratories.
Probing lipid orientation with THG.
Polytechnique LOB. Phys Rev X 2013.
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SERVICE OFFERING
France-BioImaging.org
 USE OF SYSTEMS
General ALM Technologies
Superresolution microscopiy
Fluorescence spectroscopy (macromolecules dynamics and interactions in live organisms)
Multimodal microscopy (CLEM)
In depth &new contrast Imaging
 DATA STORAGE & IMAGE ANALYSIS
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BIOPROBES

TEMPORARY DISPOSAL OF PREMISES &
EQUIPMENTS
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ADDED VALUE - INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
33% OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES ARE FUNDED BY FBI
Innovative Technologies
Instrument number
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ADDED VALUE - TECHNOLOGY OPENING
Instruments number
PROGRESS IN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY ACCESSIBILITY
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ADDED VALUE - SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC PRODUCTION
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( FBI cit e d )
N u m be r of pa t e n t s
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by users
by FBI
members for
developments
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maintenance
from FBI
members
from users
from FBI
members
from users
2012
2078
1064
38,3%
41,5%
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2013
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Publications: 36 + 2 (IINS) distinct publications in which FBI is acknowledged
Patents: 2 deposited (Institut Fresnel) & 3 under review (CIML, Pasteur)
Creation of a Start-Up CRYOCAPCELL by Xavier Heiligenstein
(“Prix Creation Innovante CREACC 2013” and “Lauréat Tremplin Entreprise 2013” )
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ADDED VALUE - DISSEMINATION
FBI SPECIALS
EXTERNAL EVENTS
FBI Kick-Off meeting, MiFoBio 2012, FBI-AT 201
ELMI 2013, EMBO Course on Super Resolution, Assises
du RTmFm
FRANCE BIOIMAGING ADVANCED
TRAINING
FBI-AT - 2013
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3D+time imaging of developing model organisms
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Membrane proteins imaging in plant cells
Superresolution imaging
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Bioimage informatics
Molecular dynamics
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Biosensors
IMAGIF
Gif-sur-Yvette - France
December 9th to 13th
+ MicroCOR Winter School, CLEM Days, RUE 2013,
EuBI Worskshop on Training…
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EXPAND THE FRONTIERS OF KNOWLEDGE
IN LIFE SCIENCES
STRENGTHEN ATTRACTIVENESS AND COMPETITIVENESS OF FRANCE
BRING TOGETHER RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
SUSTAIN TRAINING AND DISSEMINATION
FRANCE-BIOIMAGING.ORG
- [email protected]
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