About NBI
The goal of NBI is to design and implement advanced instrumentation and imaging protocols that exploit nonlinear light-matter interactions in living systems. Through these approaches, we aim to retrieve structural and dynamical information in a non invasive manner across multiple spatial and temporal scales.
News & Seminars 2026
- Luigi will present the latest results of NBI during the bioi-imaging session of the Solid State to Biophysics XII conference in Dubrovnik, June 13-20, 2026
- Alexandra will present Rethinking Excitation Regimes in Nonlinear Microscopy: From Femtosecond Pulses to Spectro-Temporal Imaging within the Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy and Microscopy seminar series organized together the the Dep. of Physical Chemistry at UniGE
- Congratulations to Alexandra for the start of her project NIMBUS: Nonlinear Microscopy for Bioimaging Using Superconductors a collaboration between NBI and the group of Boris Korzh at UniGE
- Monday April 13th at 11 am, Brayden Myers from the Swiss Plasma Center at the EPFL will present a talk on Optical detection of ground-state radicals across three states of matter.
- On Friday, March 27th we welcome Giuseppe Vicidomini (IIT, Genoa, Italy) who will present his work in two talks within the Physics of Biology Seminar Series: Image Scanning Microscopy with SPAD Array Detectors: Turning Confocal Microscopy into Super-Resolution Imaging & Advancing Fluorescence Laser Scanning Microscopy with SPAD Array Detectors: Towards Photon-Resolved Microscopy
- We are pleased to announce the FAIR CHARM worksop on Nonlinear Microscopy: Instruments and Applications on February 4th 2026 in Geneva.
- The 2026 program of the seminars on Physics of Biology, co-organized by NBI is now online.
- Jan 13th at 10 am, Periklis Pantazis from Imperial College London will give an online seminar about his work on Bioharmonophores: A Precision Imaging Approach for Advancing Biomedical Applications. If you are interested, get in contact with us for the link.
Job Offers
We have no formal openings for PhD and PostDoc positions at present. Contact us in case of interest in our research or for Master and short internships.
Group as September 2024
Image of the moment
May 2026
Live contractile mouse small intestine
