From Images to Knowledge

I2KxBINA 2026: Cultivating the Multiscale Imaging Frontier
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I2K brings together developers, researchers, and students from around the world working in computational image analysis. As life science studies increasingly rely on microscopy images, the ability to perform quantitative analysis on these data is a critical skill. Over the years, the I2K Conference has become a flagship event for scientists eager to explore interactive tutorials and cutting-edge open-source solutions for biological image reconstruction and analysis. This year, for the first time ever we will be joining I2K with BioImaging North America (BINA)’s annual Community Congress.
I2KxBINA 2026 will build on the I2K tradition, combining scientific talks with hands-on, vendor-led workshops where participants can directly engage with the latest imaging technologies, software platforms, and analytical tools. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn new techniques, troubleshoot challenges in real time, and connect with experts from both academia and industry. These back-to-back events bring the imaging community together to share knowledge, foster collaborations, and advance the frontier of multiscale imaging.
Please visit the I2KxBINA 2026 website to register for the conference!
If you have questions please contact us at i2kconference@gmail.com
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