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The upcoming Annual General Meeting is swiftly approaching and is scheduled for April 16, 2024. This year, we are offering the convenience of online participation. Registration for the meeting is currently open. To ensure your participation, please register in advance at the following link:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/quarep-limi-annual-meeting-tickets-847086447367?aff=oddtdtcreator

The agenda can be downloaded here.

That is the direct zoom link for today, if you missed to register:

https://umassmed.zoom.us/j/99166849060?pwd=NTVvN0Y4bElwdEN3UHJJbU54cDRGdz09

Password: 031401

We're excited to announce that QUAREP-LiMi has reached a milestone of 600 members! This growth highlights our collective commitment to improving reproducibility and quality in light microscopy. A big thank you to all our members for their support and contributions. Here's to continued success and collaboration!

Our new interactive world map is online now (on the main page at the bottom). It shows where our members are coming from. We already filled in the first locations of companies, universities or institutes which are part of QUAREP-LiMi. Feel free to check it out. If you want to become a member of QUAREP-LiMi, please join here.

The Working Group 5 - Lateral and Axial Resolution has recently welcomed a new member from Israel, Mr. Joseph Steinberger from the distinguished Weizmann Institute of Science. On behalf of the team, we extend a cordial welcome to him and we look forward to his active participation in our future endeavors.

We are pleased to announce a new addition to our QUAREP-LiMi community, Mr. Wei-Chen Chu from Academia Sinica in Taiwan.
We welcome him as we strive towards advancing the quality of light microscopy imaging on a global scale. We encourage like-minded professionals from all corners of the world to join us. We invite you to peruse our website for insights on how you can actively contribute and make a difference. Together, we can achieve remarkable outcomes, and contribute to the evolution of light microscopy imaging in the future.

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