Light sheet lab. We image anything from cells to plants to shrimp.
@fedegasparoli.bsky.social @excitedemissions.bsky.social are running the machines!
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Light Sheet Saturday is here.
@jencwaters.bsky.social and @talley.codes lecture on how to improve your photon budget by illuminating from the side.
Pizza and image analysis. Because there’s no hackin‘ without snackin‘.
@damiandn.bsky.social @bethcimini.bsky.social
AI for image analysis.
@florianjug.bsky.social @bethcimini.bsky.social @damiandn.bsky.social
are showing off the power of the machines:)
Cake and image analysis. True QI bliss:)
@damiandn.bsky.social @bethcimini.bsky.social @emiglietta.bsky.social teaching 3D segmentation.
Looking for samples for our lightsheet microscope and expansion microscopy lab, @fedegasparoli.bsky.social and @lycasworks.bsky.social go on an expedition during low tide.
Confocal lab is where we show off the power of optical sectioning. Only one question remains: point scanner or spinning disc?
Hands on TIRF microscopy and machine learning segmentation has students up all night.
We are getting serious about analysis. Today Hunter Elliott and @florianjug.bsky.social introduce machine learning and AI. It’s not magic, it’s computers.
Late night coding and microscopy today!
A tall bearded man with a hat and glasses stands beneath a slide at the front of a room with some chairs. The slide shows images going into some cartoon pipes, with a CellProfiler logo at the top right. He's doing a very good job explaining the concepts!
Today at @qiatcshl.bsky.social , @emiglietta.bsky.social teaching the good word of CellProfiler!
Today’s lectures on live cell imaging and fluorescent proteins by @jencwaters.bsky.social and @talley.codes
Every photon counts!
Today’s lab was all about live cell microscopy.
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Today @bethcimini.bsky.social and @damiandn.bsky.social lectured on image correction and colocalization. Key take-home: The computer can’t do magic; if you don’t collect photons at the microscope you can’t make them appear later.
Today Hunter Elliott is lecturing on image processing. Key take-home before lunch: There is no free lunch:)
@talley.codes teaching about digital cameras. Remember Airy disks?
Learning about the components of a microscope. How are images formed and what is that back focal plane everyone seems so excited about?
Cleaning objectives is a very important skill to learn! @fedegasparoli.bsky.social showing how it’s done:)
The famous ‚fluorescence depends on the environment‘ lecture! Need more light? Consider adding base to your sample:)
We are back! @jencwaters.bsky.social giving the first lecture of 2026 QI at CSHL. Two weeks of intense microscopy training ahead.
Apply to join #BoBiAC2026 this summer! You'll learn how to use Python to segment fluorescence images w/tools like @ilastik-team.bsky.social & CellposeSAM, & even learn how to measure cell features, neighborhood relationships, & colocalization. No coding experience needed! More info: bobiac.github.io
Apply to join us this July for a crash course on Python & bioimage analysis tailored specifically for beginners! Applications due May 18th 🔬💻 #BoBiAC2026 bobiac.github.io
This QI course is the perfect way for grad students & postdocs to strengthen fundamental knowledge and confidence in their quantitative light microscopy experimentation! Deadline to apply is TOMORROW! 🔬
Don't let the price of QI deter you!
QI offers financial aid through NCI, HHMS, and @bioimagingna.bsky.social.
Include a brief statement of need with your application.
Aid is distributed by CSHL (not the course instructors).
Many of our students - sometimes all! - receive significant support.
QI Class of 2025! Centroid = @sciencedoodles.bsky.social & @florianjug.bsky.social / first minima = @talley.codes & me.
Applications for 2026 due on Friday!
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