Susan Cox
@micoxscopy.bsky.social
Microscopy. Computer vision. Cell cytoskeleton. King's College London
I can highly recommend! Excellent value. :)
Gail McConnell@gailmcconnell.bsky.social · 10mo agoWe are delighted to announce the Strathclyde Optical Microscopy Course 2026 (SOMC26), taking place in Glasgow from 21st July – 30th July 2026! Please find more details at shorturl.at/xmUiZ and apply at shorturl.at/MxTlI. Deadline 16 January 2026.
Some fowl play here: vision language models are biased against 3-legged chickens, say they have 2 or 4 legs vlmsarebiased.github.io
How do you quantify cell structures which are deformed between different observations? Our preprint shows how to perform Simultaneous QUAntification of Structure and Structural Heterogeneity (SQUASSH) on 3D fluorescence microscopy data. (1/5) www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Extracting biological structure and heterogeneity from the nano to the macro scale
Fluorescence microscopy is an essential tool in biology. It has revealed great variability at multiple scales, in macromolecular complexes, cells, and organisms. Understanding this variability will re...
biorxiv.org