🔬 🖥️ Applications are open for the CSHL course Quantitative Imaging: From Acquisition to Analysis (April 6–21, 2026)!
An intensive, hands-on course covering advanced fluorescence microscopy and quantitative image analysis using open-source tools.
🗓️ Apply online by Jan 30, 2026
https://t.co/SwYt1yGtHv
Join us at CSHL for Quantitative Imaging: From Acquisition to Analysis—two weeks of advanced imaging, analysis, and hands-on labs with cutting-edge microscopes and open source software!
📅 April 6–21, 2026
📝 Applications due Friday Jan 30, 2026
PIs & Group Leaders, do your trainees need to learn light microscopy and image analysis? Send them to us! Financial aid is available! Applications due Friday 1/30. https://t.co/jTAZ7Hdgd0
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🔬 🖥️ Applications are open for the CSHL course Quantitative Imaging: From Acquisition to Analysis (April 6–21, 2026)!
An intensive, hands-on course covering advanced fluorescence microscopy and quantitative image analysis using open-source tools.
🗓️ Apply online by Jan 30, 2026
https://t.co/SwYt1yGtHv
Grant terminations have grabbed the headlines and have seen legal action, but even more damaging to the US research enterprise has been the massive decrease in research grants issued by federal agencies
NIH: -57% in the number of awards and -63% in value compared to FY24
"This is the science model the U.S. has developed over 80 years: The government sets the agenda and funds the work; university scientists design the studies and find the answers...There is no alternative in the U.S. to produce the kind of scientific advancements represented by these grants." https://t.co/C40stgQ7Zq
"Without researchers at Harvard or other universities doing this foundational work, it’s not clear who would. The government doesn’t have the expertise. Companies don’t have the luxury of time." https://t.co/csxjGrppnx
Announcing the Boston Bioimage Analysis Course — BoBiAC! Join us this July at @harvardmed in Boston for a 6-day deep dive into bioimage analysis with Python, hosted by @HMS_IAC and @cite_at_hms.
Apply by May 16th 2025!
Join me, @TalleyJLambert, @florianjug, @BoSoxBioBeth
& Hunter Elliott for our two week CSHL course on microscopy & image analysis starting March 24, 2025! Applications are due 1/31/25. https://t.co/x87ngy2x54
Applications for our Quantitative Imaging From Acquisition: to Analysis 2025 course @QIatCSHL (Mar 24-Apr 8) are due on Jan 31! . Come immerse yourself in microscopy and image analysis with me, @TalleyJLambert, @florianjug, @BoSoxBioBeth & Hunter Elliott! Please RT! @cshlcourses
Quantitative Imaging From Acquisition to Analysis @QIatCSHL applications are due Jan 31! 2 weeks of total microscopy & image analysis immersion with me, @talleylambert.bsky.social, @bethcimini.bsky.social, @florianjug.bsky.social & Hunter Elliott! More info below...
Our course has funding for tuition subsidies, which you can apply for when you submit the application. Most students receive at least a partial subsidy.
Who takes the course? We usually have a mix of disciplines, including biologists, physicists, computer scientists, engineers & chemists, who are most often grad students, core facility staff, post-docs or the occasional faculty member.
What do we look for in an application? We look for those you are actively using light microscopy and/or image analysis for research, or those who advise researchers in these techniques. Probe developers and others who need to learn microscopy are welcome as well!
Acceptance into the course is competitive. In your application, the essay is important! Be sure to tell us why you need the course, focusing on your quantitative imaging plans. If you are struggling with quantitative microscopy, explain how and why you think the course can help!
https://t.co/pNa0I7lgyO
@QIatCSHL applications are due Jan 31! 2 weeks of total microscopy & image analysis immersion with me, @TalleyJLambert, @florianjug, @BoSoxBioBeth & Hunter Elliott! More info in comments... (1/5)
Dr. @LlopisMontero director of the MicRoN Core at @HarvardMed shares how their vision aligns with LifeCanvas to support cutting-edge science. The core has integrated #MegaSPIM and #SmartBatch+ for active tissue clearing and light sheet imaging. Learn more: https://t.co/AJhQpH6GBa
Feeling the Thanksgiving spirit & wanting to send a shout out to all the awesome people at HMS who make me love coming to work each day. In particular, I have to give thanks to @cite_at_hms for their YEARS of support & kindness, always making me feel like I belong here 🥹 (1/3)