Time to accelerate!⏱️ 1 month left to apply for EMBL ARISE2 fellowship program.
Are you interested in the development or improvement of technologies on life science research? #ARISE2 trains you to become a future science infrastructure leader.
Apply now! embl.org/training/arise2/
Would you like to work on service-oriented bioimage analysis projects with fun colleagues at EMBL?
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Please check out the below call. Webinar is TODAY!
BIA seminar series by GloBIAS
New #seminar series: platform for #BioImage Analysts - stay ahead with developments & advancements in BIA. Engage with our community & join us to expand your expertise: globias.org/activities/bia-s…
📢🚨🗓️ SAVE THE DATE: The 2024 edition of @TheCrick#BioImageAnalysis Symposium will be on 25-26th November 2024 #CBIAS2024.
We are looking forward to all things image analysis at @TheCrick, stay tuned for more info!
Are you doing #BioImage_Analysis?
GloBIAS – the Global BioImage Analysts’ society – want to hear from you to get a better overview on the community of BioImage analysts, so asks you to please contribute to its survey:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Want a job that allows you to combine your passion for imaging, image data & #metadata with your desire to build a global community? Join the #EuroBioImaging Bio-Hub team at @embl Heidelberg and build the foundations for a Global Image Data Ecosystem.
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The EMBL agreement, which made reality the idea of creating a European laboratory for life sciences, was signed in 1973 and ratified in 1974. Fifty years later, we look back at this historic moment.
Find out more in EMBLetc. Issue 101!
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And thanks to all the participants of the hackathon that made this event such a success! (we were too many to fit in the main picture in the restaurant😅)
Freely access electrophysiological, morphological, and transcriptomic data measured from thousands of individual mouse & human brain cells via the Allen Cell Types Database: celltypes.brain-map.org#openscience#SfN23
Visualisation of irrational nature of π. Its decimal representation is infinite and non-repeating, distinguishing it sharply from rational numbers, which either terminate or repeat in their decimal form.
Last night, ZEP2 (sharding for @zarr_dev) was accepted by the implementation and steering councils. Thanks to everybody for contributing to the spec, providing helpful feedback and participating in the voting process! github.com/zarr-developers/z… 1/4
The Journal Histochemistry and Cell Biology has announced to implement new submission guidelines for image presentation and image analysis, which have been published recently in Nature Methods by the international network QUAREP-LiMi WG 12.
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