Fantastic line of speakers for this upcoming edition of #CBIAS26🤩 With a novelty this year: image analysis beyond bio! Let's all share expertise, who knows, maybe tracking stars accros the galaxy is as exciting and challenging as tracking cells accros a whole embryo? Share far and wide #microscopy

Me, explaining my new project: I'll be using generative models to create synthetic MRI scans of breast cancer at different growth stages. My husband: So you're making pictures of boobs with AI?

Organising symposia is a whole lot less work and more fun when you've got an enthusiastic group of fellow organisers to help out. But #CBIAS2025 was my 6th and I think it's now time to step back a little. So from next year, @lankylaste.bsky.social will be taking the lead. Roll on #CBIAS2026!

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 🔬

Crick BioImage Analysis Symposium@cbias.bsky.social · 8mo ago

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

It was wonderful getting involved with the Crick Data Challenge earlier this month. Thank you to the organisers for inviting me to join as a data analysis mentor and giving me the opportunity to participate in a panel discussion on multidisciplinary collaboration

Very cool to see our gen-AI virtual retina featured on Biomedical Picture of the Day today. Video from Emmeline Brown's Nature Comms paper "Physics-informed deep generative learning for quantitative assessment of the retina" @simonwalkersamuel.bsky.social bpod.org.uk/archive/2024...