This meeting will be the fourth instalment of our highly successful Cell Dynamics Meeting series, and will focus on ‘Imaging Cell Dynamics’. Emphasis will be placed on researchers addressing biological questions using the latest technologies rather than engineers and optical experts developing new microscopes to ensure the meeting still has a cellular focus.
This virtual course will show how public bioimaging data resources, centred around the BioImage Archive, enable and enhance machine learning based image analysis. The content will explore a variety of data types including electron and light microscopy and miscellaneous or multi-modal imaging data at the cell and tissue scale. Participants will cover contemporary biological image […]
This course has two parallel tracks:Early career investigators track: Learn to master the tools and techniques of bioimage analysis for your own research. From power usage to building analysis pipelines.Analysts track: Learn to use and deploy advanced tools; learn to master high-performance computing for advanced bioimage analysis.Both tracks of the course have a specific focus on hands-on and […]
This event brings together the computational and life science communities. We are currently building web and cloud infrastructure aimed at addressing the challenges of building and deploying AI tools for bioimage analysis and making them more scalable and easily accessible from the BioImage Model Zoo.
The advent of deep learning has brought a revolution in the field of computer vision, including most tasks and research questions concerned with microscopy image analysis. Neural networks have been successfully used for image restoration, classification and segmentation, for the detection of objects and characterisation of their morphology, for high-throughput imaging and large-scale processing in […]
Frontiers in Neurophotonics is an opportunity to meet fellow researchers and students from around the world, discuss and discover the latest advances in live cell optical imaging techniques put in perspective by experimental challenges in the field of neuroscience. The school will combine tutorials given by experts in photonics and neuroscience and hands-on experiments involving […]
The goal of this course is to familiarize researchers in the life sciences with state-of-the-art deep learning techniques for microscopy image analysis and to introduce them to tools and frameworks that facilitate independent application of the learned material after the course.
Bioimage analysis has become a keystone of biological research: the deluge of data produced by increasingly advanced microscopes calls for experts able to guide life scientists in the methods and software to be used to produce quantitative knowledge from this data. Due to the complexity of the data, without such expert guidance, it is very […]
The AI4Life Annual Meeting and General Assembly will gather all AI4Life project partners at EMBL in Heidelberg on October 9th-10th, 2023. All AI4Life partner institutions as well as all the project work packages will have the chance to present their work, and together we will evaluate our achievements of the first project year. There will […]
Following the 2nd AI4Life General Assembly in Heidelberg, there will be two events running in parallel: Hackathon, aimed at addressing the challenges of building and deploying AI tools for bioimage analysis and making them more scalable and FAIR. The event will feature discussions on our current status and plans, as well as the opportunity to […]
The goal of the course is to familiarise researchers working in life sciences with state-of-the-art deep learning techniques for microscopy image analysis, with a focus on image restoration and image segmentation. The aim is to introduce tools and frameworks that will facilitate independent application of the learned material after the course.The course will be organised […]
The ANERIS project aims to address the urgent issue of declining ocean biodiversity. This is pursued through the creation of groundbreaking tools and technology for the monitoring, research, and effective management of marine ecosystems. Euro-BioImaging and its nodes France BioImaging and Israel BioImaging are supporting the project objectives through the development of next-generation of AI tools and methods for marine life imaging.