National Imaging Facility (NIF) is Australia's advanced imaging network. We provide open access to flagship imaging equipment, expertise, tools, data and analysis.

Musculoskeletal and neurological conditions such as osteoporosis, Parkinson’s Disease or chronic fatigue syndrome affect 4 billion people worldwide. As populations…
10 March 2026
The mission of the National Imaging Facility is to provide cutting-edge imaging capabilities to Australian researchers and industry, which will…
24 February 2026
Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) has unveiled a major upgrade to imaging capabilities with the installation of a new Siemens…
09 February 2026
The theory that echidnas and platypuses descended from an aquatic ancestor has long been hotly debated, but now scanning technologies…
07 February 2026
NIF is pleased to announce that planning is underway for this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting, Australia’s flagship event for advanced…
05 February 2026
NIF is delighted about the news of Melbourne-based respiratory imaging 4DMedical’s recent significant capital raise of $150 million, as a NIF…
20 January 2026
End-of-year 2025 thank you message from NIF CEO Professor Wojtek Goscinski
16 December 2025
Today Monash University and the National Imaging Facility launched the most advanced MRI scanner in Victoria, which provides vastly better…
04 December 2025
The Melbourne Brain Centre Imaging Unit invites you to the official launch of the Optically Pumped Magnetometer Magnetoencephalography (OPM-MEG) facility,…
WHEN: 19 March, 2026
We are pleased to announce the 10th annual Women in Imaging event in conjunction with International Women’s Day 2026. The…
WHEN: 12 March, 2026
Join the Sydney Clinical Imaging Network (SCIN) for the 2026 Sydney Clinical Imaging Summit — our flagship annual event showcasing the…
WHEN: 13 March, 2026
We are delighted to welcome you to the 56th ANZSNM Annual Scientific Meeting — From Concept to Cure: Transforming Healthcare…
WHEN: 15 March, 2026
We provide cutting-edge imaging capabilities essential for studying brain function, disease states, aging, and drug development; and help address health challenges like dementia, epilepsy, stroke and mental health.
We provide specialised infrastructure for advanced imaging of preclinical models, plants, specimens, materials and minerals – advancing Australia’s industries and digitising its national-priority collections.
We support the development of radiopharmaceuticals and enable access to cyclotrons for producing radioisotopes, vital for diagnosis and therapy.
We play a pivotal role in creating imaging data collections of national priority, and working to deploy digital infrastructure and expertise to support critical medical research and facilitate applying AI solutions in healthcare.