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Danish BioImaging expands!
We are delighted to welcome the Laboratory, Automation, Screening, and Microscopy facility at the Biotech Research & Innovation Centre (BRIC), University of Copenhagen, to…
We are delighted to share the program for our Special Edition Virtual Pub “Open Hardware in Imaging,” organized in collaboration with the Euro-BioImaging Industry Board. In this event we will feature presentations from scientists and companies who are committed to making imaging hardware and software solutions openly available to a wide audience.
Presenters will cover a number of open hardware projects in biological and biomedical imaging, ranging from the Open Source Imaging Initiative (OSI²), a community of developers working together to promote open source software in MRI, to a new-generation "Benchtop" mesoSPIM, or open-source hardware and software that make it possible to attain super-resolution performance using affordable equipment. There is something for everyone at this Virtual Pub, so don’t miss out!
Date: September 22, 2023
Time: 13:00-15:00 CEST
Program:
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Time (CEST) |
Title |
Presenter |
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13.00-13.10 |
Opening | |
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13.10-13.25 |
Ruben Pellicer-Guridi, | |
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13.25-13.40 |
Nikita Vladimirov, | |
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13.40-13.55 |
Marijonas Tutkus, | |
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14.00-14.15 | Harnessing Differentiable Data Models for Machine Learning Integration in Microscopy |
Luis Oala, |
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14.15-14.30 | An open source structured illumination microscopy extension for general fluorescence microscope body |
Haoran Wang, |
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14.30-14.45 |
Jacopo Abramo, | |
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14.45-15.00 | The BrightEyes-TTM: an open-source time-tagging module for fluorescence laser scanning microscopy |
Mattia Donato, |
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