JournalofMicroscopy

The community can easily contribute, share, and improve the material. "Modular training resources for bioimage analysis" by Christian Tischer et al is free-to-view here >  doi.org/10.1111/jmi.70…

🔬Modern instruments generate vast bioimage data, yet few experts can analyze it. The authors of this new open access paper present here a modular, open-source bioimage analysis training resource, that allows efficient course design and delivery.

The special issue will be guest edited by the Journal’s team of Scientific Editors. Deadline for submissions: 26 February 2027 Find out more information here > tinyurl.com/kkdvsmcf

We welcome submissions for this issue and we recommend that contributions adopt the ‘Rapid Publication’ style, with: - no more than 20 references - no more than three figures - no more than 3000 words (including references)

📣 Open Call for Papers: The 21st International Microscopy Congress (IMC21) 2026! The Journal of Microscopy is pleased to announce a new special issue featuring papers from contributors to the 21st International Microscopy Congress (IMC21) 2026.

"The reproducibility gap in graph neural network workflows for cell dynamics: A checklist-driven case study" by Martin Schätz and Ko Sugawara will appear in the upcoming GloBIAS special issue and it is free-to-read here > doi.org/10.1111/jmi.70…

community-developed checklists from the Quality Assessment and Reproducibility for Instruments and Images in Light Microscopy (QUAREP-LiMi) initiative.

🔬 As part of a Global BioImage Analysts' Society (GloBIAS) initiative, the authors of this new open access paper evaluated the reproducibility of a Graph Neural Network (GNN) study on cell dynamics using structured,

Corresponding authors affiliated with participating Jisc institutions may publish open access in the journal, at no charge. By choosing open access an article is immediately and freely available for all to read, download and share. tinyurl.com/3hr3cjc4

📣There are more than 150 UK Institutions who are part of a deal between Wiley and Jisc which allows researchers free #OpenAccess publication in the Journal of Microscopy at no direct cost.

"In operando imaging of the space-charge region in a 4H-SiC MOSCAP using STEM-EBIC" by Eoin Moynihan, Arne Renz, Akif Yildirim, Peter Gammon, Richard Beanland and Ana M. Sanchez is free-to-view here > doi.org/10.1111/jmi.70…

...the response of a 4H-SiC metal-oxide-semiconductor capacitor (MOSCAP). Capacitive charging of material interfaces is shown to be scan dependent while the accumulation and depletion of electrons in the MOSCAP is dependent on the applied bias.

🔬Electron beam induced currents in the scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM-EBIC) presents a step forward for in-situ biasing STEM. This paper shows how the effects of raster scan direction and applied bias can be understood when interpreting...

The guest editors for the special issue are Kareem Elsayad, Stephanie Möllmert, Maddy Parsons and Robert Prevedel. The deadline for submissions has been extended to 17 July 2026. Read more here > tinyurl.com/49xcmp8p

📣 Deadline extended for papers for 9th International BioBrillouin Conference! The Journal of Microscopy is pleased to announce a new special issue featuring papers from contributors to 9th International BioBrillouin Conference, hosted by the @BioBrillouinSoc.

Publishing open access: - Complies with funder or institution mandates - Allows you to retain copyright through a Creative Commons BY license - Enables automatic deposit in PubMed Central (when appropriate) authors.wiley.com/author-resourc…

📣 Authors affiliated with institutions in Australia and New Zealand that are participating in Wiley’s Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) agreement may publish in open access in the Journal of Microscopy, with no transactional Article Publication Charges (APC).

Don't forget - abstract submission for Late-Breaking Posters at #IMC21 remains open until Friday, 26 June 🙂🔬 Don't miss the chance to present the most recent and exciting developments in #microscopy! ow.ly/G1Ir50Zch8r

"20th Anniversary of human-induced pluripotent stem cells and the role of microscopy" by Philomena Hallford et al will appear in an upcoming special issue "Taking the Stage: the Future of Microscopy", featuring contributions by Early Career Researchers. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jm…

🔬This new open access review summarises the development of iPSCs, their application in research and clinical settings, and highlights advances in microscopy and imaging methodologies that have been crucial in developing and characterising iPSCs and their derived cell types.