Histology conferences

The Tissue Microstructure Imaging Gordon Research Conference spans tissue, cellular and sub-cellular imaging, offering a comprehensive view of tissue microstructure from complementary vantage points: magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, optical and electron microscopy, X-ray, photoacoustic and other modalities. The 2027 edition focuses on big data and multimodal integration, with spotlights on connectomics, spatial biology, cancer and vascular imaging. Sessions cover vasculature microstructure, broad coverage at ultra-high resolution, structure and function via spatial omics, bridging scales in the brain and in the body, connectomics via brain microstructure, cancer microstructure, harnessing AI to analyse very large datasets, and organ and organoid microstructure. The conference aims to build a collaborative community that shares tools and approaches and uses the strengths of each modality to solve biomedical problems; a trainee-led Gordon Research Seminar precedes it. As a Gordon Research Conference, the meeting presents cutting-edge and unpublished research with extended discussion after each talk, poster sessions open to scientists of all career stages, and informal exchange over communal meals.