📣We’re back 🔬👀🖥️!
#CBIAS2026 returns 23–24 November 2026:
Join the bioimage analysis community to discuss advances in quantitative imaging & computational methods for image analysis. Great opportunity for early-career analysts & microscopists to present and connect.
#CBIAS2026 #BioimageAnalysis
Another brilliant #CBIAS2025 review is out, thanks to Virginia Silio, scientific ambassador for @eurobioimaging.bsky.social and Imaging Specialist at the Centre for Molecular & Cell Dynamics @ucl.ac.uk!
www.eurobioimaging.eu/news/exchang...
Three of our early career participants wrote about their experiences at #CBIAS2025 on @focalplane.bsky.social. Check out the blog post!
The #CBIAS2025 poster collection is now available, along with associated DOIs for further dissemination. Take a look!
crick.figshare.com/collections/...
THANK YOU ALL for making another edition of CBIAS so special! Stay tuned for next year’s dates, we look forward to seeing you all again soon
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It was brilliant having the opportunity to chair this session at #CBIAS2025. Thank you to all the wonderful speakers discussing new tools for morphological analysis and event detection in microscopy 🔬
@david-j-barry.bsky.social and @lankylaste.bsky.social wrapping up
Second #CBIAS2025 panel discussion on Interdisciplinary collaboration in bioimage analysis chaired by @virginieuhlmann.bsky.social panellists are @candiceroufosse.bsky.social from @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social Andy French from @uniofnottingham.bsky.social and Amir Patel from @ucl.ac.uk
Last but not least: Samantha Ahern from the Society of Research Software #CBIAS2025
The TrackMate helper is there to do just that. #CBIAS2025
Lots of new features in TrackMate but with that comes increased uncertainty: which one is the right one? #CBIAS2025
Second speaker is @jytinevez.bsky.social from @institutpasteur.bsky.social introducing TrackMate 8 #CBIAS2025
Some more information and background reading #CBIAS2025
On to session six of #CBIAS2025 chaired by @olatznv.bsky.social from @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social first speaker is Kimberly Meechan from @ucl.ac.uk introducing the HEFTIE project: tools and training for getting started with OME-ZARR
Topical conclusion from @helenajambor.bsky.social
Scientists have tools to fight and make life better
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Overcoming Nyquist-Shannon limitation with deep learning #CBIAS2025
Last speaker of the session Ilaria Testa of @scilifelab.se from @kthuniversity.bsky.social on imaging very small things with high dynamics. #CBIAS2025
Once the tracking is done, visualise in inTRACKtive github.com/royerlab/inT... #CBIAS2025
Second speaker is @teunhuijben.bsky.social from @loicaroyer.bsky.social group at @czbiohub.bsky.social #CBIAS2025
Tracking is hard because segmentation is hard, especially in whole zebra fish embryos: Ultrack can help github.com/royerlab/ult...
#CBIAS2025 Checklists to improve figures for publications derived from community consensus www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Emotional response is invoked before the cognitive response which can be harnessed to make graphs and data more memorable #CBIAS2025
Starting session 5 on research integrity and reproducibility, chaired by @makaefer.bsky.social from @cci-liv.bsky.social first speaker is @helenajambor.bsky.social talking about data visualisation for life sciences #CBIAS2025
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ShapeEmbedLite stay tuned for a new preprint coming out soon.
Next to @afoix.bsky.social from @virginieuhlmann.bsky.social lab @ebi.embl.org talking about data-driven shape qualification for 2D microscopy Images
Try EDITS yourself: github.com/guillermocom...
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Next up @cellmorphosero.bsky.social from @uniofbath.bsky.social talking about EDITS: event detection in time and space
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Digging deep into the morphospace. #CBIAS2025
Day two of #CBIAS2025 kicked off by @lankylaste.bsky.social from @crick.ac.uk and the first session is on physical and mathematical modelling chaired by @natalieah.bsky.social , with the first presenter Ewa Paluch from @cam.bsky.social
