Advances in Imaging for Organoid Research
This week, BitesizeBio brings together powerful insights in multiscale imaging, scientific accessibility, and AI-assisted microscopy. These resources highlight how modern imaging workflows — from high-content screening to open-source light-sheet microscopy — are transforming our ability to study complex biological systems.
Here’s a curated summary for the BioinGentech community.
Live Webinar: Multiscale Imaging Workflows for Organoid Imaging
Organoids represent highly dynamic, physiologically relevant 3D models, but their complexity demands advanced imaging approaches.
In this live webinar, experts will demonstrate how to combine fixed-sample high-content imaging with long-term live microscopy to fully capture organoid behavior across scales.
What you will learn
- Techniques to extract and interpret multiscale datasets
- How to create statistically robust organoid libraries using high-content imaging
- Strategies for long-term live imaging with light-sheet microscopy
- The importance of collaborative open-source tools for standardizing organoid analysis
🗓 Tuesday, November 25
📌 Online Webinar
This is an essential session for researchers in developmental biology, regenerative medicine, and advanced microscopy.
Podcast Spotlight: Manu Prakash (Stanford University)
In this episode of The Microscopists, Dr. Manu Prakash — creator of the Foldscope — shares:
- how he built a microscope out of paper
- why he believes science should be accessible to everyone
- how curiosity drives his innovations
- surprising behind-the-scenes insights… including barnacles growing in his bathroom
Prakash’s work is a powerful reminder of the impact that simple, affordable tools can have on global scientific education.
Free eBook: Microscopy & AI Solutions for 2D Cell Culture
BitesizeBio also offers a new eBook designed to help researchers optimize their 2D cell culture imaging workflows using both classic and AI-enhanced tools.
Inside the eBook
- Choosing the right imaging method: brightfield, phase contrast, IMC & fluorescence
- How AI simplifies tasks like cell counting and transfection analysis
- Tools for improved digital documentation and audit readiness
Whether you’re working in research or applied diagnostics, this resource helps streamline data acquisition, interpretation, and quality control.