During these uncertain times with COVID-19, the RMS is working to help the microscopical community continue to share its knowledge and expertise remotely and are currently developing a dedicated website feature for their members to share information on a whole host of events, training, webinars and other items.
They have also added a long list of online talks and other opportunities, incl. tutorials, lectures and tips. Check them out here
Live online events targeting all levels in Bioimage analysis. Live Online Courses will provide interactivity with the audience (e.g. exercises in virtual breakout rooms), live Webinars will target larger audience with specific topics, software tools, theoretical content or critical updates, from introductions to concepts to very advanced implementations.
Questions and Answers will be moderated by experts. Webinars will be recorded and made available on Youtube NEUBIAS Channel , and a thread per event will be opened in the image.sc Forum to report Q&As and to welcome further questions/comments.
Most of the events are now on YouTube
Again a big success of Danish Bioimaging!
Meeting in Aarhus gathered about 100 researchers across Denmark. Speakers from Germany and France have represented international interest in imaging.
16 talks, 20 posters, 2 days this time. With very excited workshops.
Next year in Copenhagen again.
August-Danish Bioimaging Network newsletter
June-Danish Bioimaging Network newsletter
Image deconvolution workshop organized by Danish Bioimaging Network with Scientific Volume Imaging about Huygens software was a success. 22 participants from KU, AU, SDU, Danish Cancer research and Chemometec had a chance to learn more about deconvolution during 2 days workshop, which took place on the 14th and 15th of May in Copenhagen at Panum Institute. The workshop was fully booked!
Possibility of Bioimaging at MAX IV and ESS were discussed.
The summary of the meetings are given in presentations: MAX IV Rajmund Mokso and ESS Sindra Petersson Årsköld
February-Danish Bioimaging Network newsletter
Image-deconvolution workshop-Huygens
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