SCIENCE NEWS: Calling all Microscopists!
Do you images of ANY aspect of the natural world? Deadline is approaching for Nikon Small World competition 2020: https://t.co/pMH6J9HPsX
@micro_worlds@OSMicroscopy@MicroscopySoc@MicroscopeEvent
Last year's wonderful winner:
@christlet@HenriquesLab@OSMicroscopy If you're keen to get started, you can build a regular @OpenFlexure microscope in anticipation :) we've not pulled in the new work from Strathclyde, but full parts and build instructions for the mechanical stage (which I don't think has changed) are at https://t.co/oIoR5aAuvD
The Github for the "Open source laser engine" project from @JonasRies lab has developped recently with lots of details added (cc @OSMicroscopy) https://t.co/kl0Nh29D0z
A fully open-source #OPT (off-the-shelf and inexpensive parts) for large sample imaging. #GPU accelerated reconstructions in @FijiSc. Cool work from the Kaminski lab including @LaineBioImaging who recently joined our lab =). @gaby_gmartins@sebastianmunck you'll enjoy this one
A quick question for #microscopy twitter: I know there are loads of people sharing DIY & open source microscope builds. Is there a database or curated list of them all somewhere? tia :)
Instructions to build Angstrom, a tuneable LED light source for under £100 with 12 PWM controlled LED channels spanning 390nm-780nm combined with fibre-coupled outputs - for microscopy source (https://t.co/Bw4YKkiIoN)
Have you ever had to guess parameters for a denoising algorithm?
We have come up with the theoretical framework of 'J-invariance' to explain how to optimally tune any denoising algorithm in the absence of ground truth.
Great work with @thebasepoint@czbiohub