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Biomedical Photonics Network

The Biomedical Photonics Network (BPMN) aims to advance scientific exchange and foster collaboration across various disciplines including medicine, biology, physics, and engineering. Since its inception in Zurich in June 2003, the network has grown to include numerous active research groups and companies in Switzerland. Its goals include promoting collaborative projects, fundamental and applied research, and facilitating closer interactions between academia and industry. With a focus on interdisciplinary cooperation, the network provides a platform for members to enhance their professional connections and share knowledge.

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Biomedical Photonics Network

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  1. Biomedical Photonics Network 6th of July 2004

  2. Overview • Aims • Board • SSOM • Homepage • Membership • Today‘s Meeting • Miscellaneous

  3. Situation • Biomedical Photonics is prospering • Many research groups and companies are active in Switzerland • Interdisciplinary collaboration is vital: • Medicine, biology, physics, engineering, computer science • Clinics, universities, institutes of technology and companies • Interaction between groups is insufficient

  4. History • Collaboration in Zurich • 1st meeting June 2003 • Not only Zurich but Switzerland • Workgroup for aims and vision • Emphasis on collaboration • SSOM

  5. Aims of the Network • Advance the scientific exchange and create personal contacts • Platform to promote: • Collaborative projects • Fundamental and applied research • Collaborations with SNF, KTI and industry • Teaching activities • Enhanced transfer between research and industry • Website • Organization of activities, meetings and events

  6. Board • Prof. P. Niederer ETHZ: Education and Teaching • Prof. R. Salathé EPFL: Education and Teaching • Prof. J. Jütz NTB: Who is who • Prof. H. Walt USZ: Homepage, News • Dr. U. Wolf USZ: Membership, organization of meetings • Dr. M. Forrer Visba Optic AG: Contacts to industry • PD Dr. M. Wolf USZ: President, contacts, organization, public relations

  7. SSOM • bmpn is workgroup of SSOM: • New setting within SSOM, may later become section • What is the SSOM? • Dr. K. Knop, former president of SSOM 

  8. Homepage • Prof. H. Walt and C. Sandmeier  

  9. Membership • Individuals: • Member Microscopy 30Fr. • Member Optics (includes EOS) 42.50Fr. • Group (up to 10 persons) • 150Fr. • Fill in form or go to www.ssom.ch to fill in webpage

  10. Today‘s Meeting • 31 participants • 12 institutions or research groups • Lunch at Gloria Bar • Lunch ticket • Pick up lunch at counter • Separate room for bmpn

  11. Future • Next meeting: Date? • SSBE Meeting • 2nd to 3rd of Sept. 2004 ETH Zurich • SSOM Engelberg Lectures • 6th to 10th of March 2005 in Engelberg

  12. Miscellaneous • Please spread information • Ideas or suggestions

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