Coullomb Alexis

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

It really feels pain to be scooped on a method we've been advertising for a while, but this paper is really great. A TON of data, brilliant comparison with human annotations and more... I can tell that's a LOT of work.
Congrats to @afrendeiro and his colleagues!!!

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Amazing demonstration! 😍

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Coulomb’s law, mathematical description of the electric force between charged objects. Formulated by the 18th-century French physicist Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, it is analogous to Isaac Newton’s law of gravity…

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Coulomb’s law, mathematical description of the electric force between charged objects. Formulated by the 18th-century French physicist Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, it is analogous to Isaac Newton’s law of gravity…

[Loïc A. Royer 💻🔬⚗️ @loicaroyer]

Today I saw ‘Cell Immersion’ from @TerenceExplor @LePourpre at Bassins de Lumiere in #Bordeaux from @culturespaces showcasing data acquired by @Merlin_Lange and on our #lightsheet microscope built by @Bin_YANG_Optics and @cbelthan and processed by yours truly.

@czbiohub

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Physics is so fun! All the grown-ups told me water was flat on Earth, they were wrong!

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@vawesome4 Hi Vasco,
Sorry for the super late answer, I haven't checked Twitter in a while! It actually works for knn networks, for contacting areas in 3D it's super slow, but I'm on it 😉

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Now #tysserand has official and full support of 3D network reconstruction!

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Ah! SMART! :-D

[👩‍💻 Paige Bailey @DynamicWebPaige]

This is so beautiful, and needed: "an open access book on scientific visualization using python and @matplotlib."

💻: https://t.co/EQhgImfpPW

👨‍🏫: https://t.co/pTmn3xLbQJ

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@haesleinhuepf I hope you'll enjoy 😉

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

checkout the new tutorial here https://t.co/i3afolAivv

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@haesleinhuepf @napari_imaging Thanks! Yeah actually I was thinking about making a plugin, I already started looking at the napari plugin documentation, just right now I have to finish other projects ^^'

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Accurate spatial network reconstruction can be tricky, time consuming, and hard to correct. Well… not anymore! :-)
tysserand allows you to reconstruct spatial networks with high speed and accuracy, and to interactively curate the resulting networks. 1/
https://t.co/OLtSCJYOTA

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@ronfleix @_hrun_ Thanks a lot :-)
I thought it would be the most efficient and simplest solution, Napari is already great, and it evolves fast. I particularly appreciate the possibility to handle huge and multichannel images.

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@haesleinhuepf @napari_imaging Thanks Robert :)
I have made detailed tutorials here https://t.co/IQU4BFjQoQ
I still have to make a proper readthedocs resource.

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@haesleinhuepf Yes it does! Well... as we are getting more and more 3D images, I originally wrote the code so that it *should*, but I haven't tested the 3D network reconstruction yet.

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@JonasWindhager @jnuneziglesias @napari_imaging Thanks Jonas! That will be the occasion to discuss about further developments if you have suggestions, like outputting networks for #steinbock 😉

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

@jnuneziglesias @napari_imaging Hi Juan, yes definitively, I'd love that! 😀
Whenever you prefer, today is fine for me.

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

Many thanks @VeraPancaldi in @crctoncopole for letting me work on this ‘side’ project :) . Project that started thanks to @mixOmics_team who was organizing a workshop with @FertigLab and @AedinCulhane in @BIRS_Math on new methods to analyze (spatially resolved) omics data. 11/

[Coullomb Alexis @AlexisCoullomb]

New utilities are coming (like… super soon). If you have ideas / remarks / candies you are very welcome to share them. Ultimately it’s intended to analyze spatial data, so it can be applied to sociology, geography, etc… 10/