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We have access to a wide range of fantastic (AI) tools, developed by our own researchers. With the help of our experienced research software engineers, we can reuse these for new clinical applications.

data services

A structured database that adheres to the FAIR principles is crucial for the quality of imaging studies. We combine the expertise of research software engineers and data managers to accomplish such a structured database.

software development

In addition to the image analysis processing that we do ourselves, we can also make this become part of user-friendly software for a specific user.

Clinical implementation

We want to minimize the gap between in-house developed software and patient care. So, is there a high demand for certain imaging software in the clinical workplace that cannot be met by a commercial product? In addition to developing the software, we also provide support in technical and legal implementation.

Example Projects

The services offered by the Imaging Office are very versatile. Have a look at some example projects.

How to make use of our service

The Imaging Office works with a standardized service request form on which can be indicated which services are requested with regard to imaging data, image analysis and image processing. The form can be found and submitted through the contact page. After reception of the fully completed request form, a confirmation of receipt will be sent within three working days and an intake interview will be scheduled within ten working days. On the basis of the intake interview it will be decided whether it is possible to accept the request. There will be costs associated with the service provided. These costs could be included in a grant application. An indication for the price for grant applications can also be requested via the service request form. Please indicate clearly in the explanation if a price indication is needed.


Imaging Office Workflow

News

EuCanImage Webinar

on August 24, 2025

FREE WEBINAR: Building a trustworthy AI-driven European cancer imaging platform: Lessons from the EuCanImage project The 5-year EU-funded EuCanImage project is ending in September 2025. This FREE webinar will share key achievements and insights, including clinical use cases, the project’s approach to AI development, and how to access the EuCanImage platform and datasets.

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Annual Reports 2024

on July 16, 2025

The department of Radiology & Nuclear Medicine has published its yearly scientific report for 2024. This publication provides a nice overview of the scientific output of BIGR, as well as the other research groups in the Erasmus MC Department of Radiology & Nuclear Medicine. Interested? You can find the full report here.

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Vacancy for Research Software Engineer

on June 5, 2025

Our imaging data infrastructure team is looking for a new Research Software Engineer! In this position, you will join a team of RSEs working on image storage for large European collaborations. In particular, you will develop advanced tooling for structured medical image data storage and medical image viewer software to accelerate AI-research in radiology.

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Final call for funding of Imaging Office services via canSERV

on April 15, 2025

The canSERV consortium releases their 4th, and final, open call: Open Call for Transnational Service Provision. As Imaging Office we are one of the service providers of canSERV with our Image Analysis and Image Storage services. Now, what does this mean? Projects from outside of the Erasmus MC (can be on a national level, can be on a European level) can apply for this call, and if accepted, make use of the Imaging Office services for free.

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