ECAMP15 — Innsbruck, AT

The European Conference on Atoms Molecules and Photons (ECAMP) is a triennial conference series and serves as the official conference organized by the Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics Division (AMOPD) of the European Physical Society (EPS).

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mmc2025 — Manchester, UK

The Microscience Microscopy Congress is back for 2025! One of the biggest events of its kind in Europe, mmc2025 incorporating EMAG 2025 will bring you the very best in microscopy, imaging and cytometry from across the globe.

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YAO 2025 — Innsbruck, AT

The Young Atom Opticians Conference (YAO) is an annual conference organized by and for students, primarily targeting PhD and master’s students in atomic, molecular, optical, and quantum physics.

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Eureka 2025! Physics for Security — Bath, UK

International conference, aiming to bring together academia, industry and other stake holders, such as fund-managers, scientific editors, and policy makers.

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EOS Annual Meeting 2025 — Delft, NL

The European Optical Society Annual Meeting, EOSAM, is a major international scientific conference and exhibition covering all aspects of optics and photonics.

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5th Day of Intravital Microscopy — Tübingen, DE

The Day of Intravital Microscopy is an annual meeting organized by the workgroup “Intravital Microscopy” of the German Bioimaging Society (GerBi e.V.). The group promotes professional exchange and interaction between scientists and facility staff working in intravital microscopy (IVM).

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Frontiers in Neurophotonics 2025 — Bordeaux, FR

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Seeing is believing: imaging the molecular processes of life — Heidelberg, DE

The symposium will bring together the leading developers of imaging methods with cutting-edge applications that illustrate how imaging can answer biological questions. We will emphasize methods that can capture the dynamics of life, spanning the whole range from molecular resolution to imaging of whole organisms.

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