The Euro-BioImaging Annual Report 2025 is now available, and features RE-IMAGINE-CROPS in the Technology & Innovation section.

Get an overview of where the first year of the project has brought us in our aim to bring advanced biomedical imaging technologies into the field to support more sustainable, data-driven agriculture. We have established the project frameworks and share some exciting early insights into how we have progressed in the development of our imaging system.

More to discover, more to explore

Beyond RE-IMAGINE-CROPS, the Annual Report offers an overview of Euro-BioImaging activities and achievements in 2025. It was a year of infrastructure growth, user access, image data services, training activities, and science policy. You will also find user stories, technology highlights from the Euro-BioImaging Nodes, and features on many other EU-funded projects across the Euro-BioImaging community.

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Panel Discussion Revolution of Imaging in Digital Precision Agriculture

Revolution of Imaging in Digital Precision Agriculture: Educational, Research, and Innovation Frontiers

Our first in-person RE-IMAGINE-CROPS event concluded with a dynamic discussion panel titled Revolution of Imaging in Digital Precision Agriculture: Educational, Research, and Innovation Frontiers, held as part of the monthly Euro-BioImaging Plant Imaging Expert Group. Building on the conversations from the annual RE-IMAGINE-CROPS and AgroServ event, the panel brought together experts from across Europe to explore how imaging technologies,

RE-IMAGINE-CROPS Partners Annual Meeting Group photo

RE-IMAGINE-CROPS Marks One Year with a Collaborative Event on the Future of Agriculture

Thank you all for attending our first in-person event! One year in, we gathered to reflect on the RE-IMAGINE-CROPS journey and then opened our doors for the joint AgroServ Event by Euro-BioImaging. We had researchers, infrastructure providers, industry partners, and stakeholders together exchanging knowledge and discussing the current and future advances required in plant imaging and precision agronomy.