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Talley Lambert (PhD): Simulating realistic light microscopy images using microsim

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Get started w/Python & learn to analyze fluorescence microscopy images — no programming experience required!

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🗓️ Apply by June 1st!
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Love simulations? This talk is for you.
Hate simulations? This talk is for you.
Indifferent? Yep, still for you.

Can highly recommend! Not only is Python one of the most versatile tools in bioimage analysis, but bioimage analysis itself is also an excellent way for visual learners to learn and improve their Python skills! And it is led by fantastic people!

Abstract: Three-dimensional subcellular imaging is often hampered by diffraction limits in thick, heterogeneous tissues and invalid assumptions about data distribution and imaging systems. We introduce SSAI-3D, a weakly physics-informed, domain-shift-resistant framework that robustly achieves isotropic 3D imaging. Demonstrations in various label-free samples, plus validation on publicly available 3D datasets with unknown blurring and noise, confirm its potential for more accurate subcellular analysis.

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💻 Announcing the Boston Bioimage Analysis Course — BoBiAC!
Join us this July at Harvard Medical School in Boston for a 6-day deep dive into bioimage analysis with Python, hosted by the IAC and CITE.
Apply by May 16th, 2025!