RT @The_CBIAS
As we are starting to organize #CBIAS2023, we would love to hear what you liked and/or disliked at #CBIAS2022.

We aim for a wide variety of speakers. So if you have someone in mind, please let us know (self-nominations are okay too 😁).

#science #conference

RT @The_CBIAS
As we are starting to organize #CBIAS2023, we would love to hear what you liked and/or disliked at #CBIAS2022.

We aim for a wide variety of speakers. So if you have someone in mind, please let us know (self-nominations are okay too 😁).

#science #conference

RT @CALM_STP
If you couldn't make to to #CBIAS2022 @thecrick, you can read a review of it by @pr4deepr, @lankylaste & @RekadZeinab (with artwork from @MaKaefer) on @focalplane_jcs:

#BioImageAnalysis #Microscopy #LifeSciences #AI

https://focalplane.biologists.com/2022/12/14/crick-bioimage-analysis-symposium-cbias-2022-a-review/

RT @focalplane_jcs
Save the date!
If you are not sure if this is the meeting for you (if you are interested in getting the most out of your imaging data, it probably is!) then check out the review of #CBIAS2022 from @lankylaste @RekadZeinab and
@pr4deepr.
https://focalplane.biologists.com/2022/12/14/crick-bioimage-analysis-symposium-cbias-2022-a-review/ https://twitter.com/The_CBIAS/status/1628041195006963713

In a recent post on #focalplane_jcs, @lankylaste, @ZeinabRekad and Pradeep Rajasekhar share their experiences at #CBIAS2022, and tell you why #CBIAS2023 should be the first #meeting you put in your calendar for 2023!

https://focalplane.biologists.com/2022/12/14/crick-bioimage-analysis-symposium-cbias-2022-a-review/

Thanks to Marie Held for the fantastic graphical abstract

#Imaging #Microscopy #Microscopes #Biology #Science #Conferences

RT @focalplane_jcs
📢New post on FocalPlane

@lankylaste, @RekadZeinab @pr4deepr share their experiences at #CBIAS2022, and tell you why #CBIAS2023 should be the first meeting you put in your calendar for 2023!
https://focalplane.biologists.com/2022/12/14/crick-bioimage-analysis-symposium-cbias-2022-a-review/

Thanks to @MaKaefer for the fantastic graphical abstract

RT @haesleinhuepf
#CBIAS2022 Panel discussion; panelist perspective @The_CBIAS

RT @dgaboriau
Panel session: should I aim to become a bioimage analyst? With Robert Hasse @haesleinhuepf , Kota Miura @cmci_ and Arianne Bercowski @bercowskya, moderated by @lankylaste
#CBIAS2022

“It depends!”

And we're done! Now I sleep 💤 #CBIAS2022

I think the bioimage analyst as craftsperson is a great analogy: a bioimage analyst that can't code is a carpenter that can only use a third of their tools. Yes, if their whole career is doing things that only require that specific third of their tools they might get away with it, but if I was hiring a carpenter I'd probably look for the one that knows how to use every tool. #CBIAS2022

genuinely surprised by how much pushback "a bioimage analyst needs to know how to code at some point" as an idea is receiving. Biology already is a data science, it will become even more so. #CBIAS2022

RT @dgaboriau@twitter.com

Panel session: should I aim to become a bioimage analyst? With Robert Hasse @haesleinhuepf@twitter.com , Kota Miura @cmci_@twitter.com and Arianne Bercowski @bercowskya@twitter.com, moderated by @lankylaste@twitter.com
#CBIAS2022

“It depends!”

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/dgaboriau/status/1595070122099621888

AND FINALLY: we have a panel discussion on "to be (a bioimage analyst) or not to be (a bioimage analyst)". Robert opened by answering "yes" even before the introductions. 😂 #CBIAS2022

Deep learning strikes again - Natalie Holroyd from UCL is using everyone's best friend to segment 3d vasculature by creating a general base model that can be applied for different problems. #CBIAS2022

Local talk! Katie Bentley from the Crick is talking about retinal vessels and doing some 3d analysis to them. (Apologies for missing the title slide - i got carried away talking about OMERO and presenting my poster 😅) #CBIAS2022

RT @haesleinhuepf@twitter.com

Impressing meta analysis by Nick van Haaren @sheffielduni@twitter.com comparing #opensource and commercial tracking algorithms and studying development of the zebrafish ear 🖥️🐟👂 #CBIAS2022 https://twitter.com/MaKaefer/status/1595024947591905280

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/haesleinhuepf/status/1595026362758303745

And finally, the last one before lunch: Friederike Kessel from Dresden with more zebrafish - this time in immune cell behavior after spinal cord injury. #CBIAS2022

The Sheffield-and-Dresden session keeps going with Nick van Hateren (Sheffield), who will tell us all about cell tracking for epithelial cells in zebrafish ear. #CBIAS2022

Now we have Till Korten from Dresden doing motion-aware segmentation to track molecular motors moving around for network biocomputation. Having a great time looking at the microtubules zip around. #CBIAS2022

RT @KuglerElisabeth
#CBIAS2022 .@The_CBIAS is in full swing.

It's great to learn about the latest trends and knowledge in biomedical image analysis.

Very much looking forward to the next panel discussion on "Should I aim to become a bioimage analyst?"

#science #BIAnalysis