Automated 3D cell detection and registration of whole-brain images. From the Margrie lab at @SWC_neuro. Part of the @brain_globe suite. Tweets by @adamltyson.
Has anyone built software using BrainGlobe tools? We're creating a list of these third-party tools to advertise them. If you've developed anything that builds on BrainGlobe, please get in touch!
https://t.co/GTOPeriUB4
BrainGlobe has a new website - https://t.co/4CxUZAS6s2. We hope it's now easier to find all the information in one place. This is a work in progress, so if there's anything else you'd like to see, please let us know!
Official advert will follow soon.
The salary will be UCL Grade 8 (£47k+) for a fixed term of two years in the first instance.
The position would suit either a software engineer with an interest in neuroscience or a neuroscientist/anatomist with strong Python skills.
Thanks to @cziscience, we will soon have a research software engineer (RSE) position at @SWC_Neuro to work on @brain_globe and develop @napari_imaging plugins.
The post will be based in my RSE team at SWC, and collaborate with @ucl_arc.
Happy to chat to anyone interested.
Very pleased to be awarded CZI Essential Open Source Software funding to continue the @brain_globe work, and further develop @napari_imaging into a platform for neuroscientists.
Last month, SWC Research Fellow @chrytsi hosted an @in2scienceUK placement, where students learned to validate cell counts obtained using the automatic cellfinder (@findingcells) tool. Read more: https://t.co/OdKFYsjLqq
This atlas is now available in @brain_globe for use with brainreg, cellfinder, brainrender etc.
Thanks to @clothier_sam and @ggFedericoRossi from @NeuralCompLab for packaging the atlas!
Talking about @brain_globe at @FENSorg this morning, poster 437. Come chat to me if you want to use our software or collaboratively develop new anatomy tools for the community.
I’m heading to FENS to present a poster about the @brain_globe initiative on Wednesday morning. Happy to chat to anyone who wants to use the tools. Board number S07-437.
Want to learn more about BrainGlobe tools, or just chat about computational neuroanatomy? @adamltyson will be at @FENSorg presenting at Poster Session 07 - Wednesday, 13.07.2022, 09:30 - 13:00.
One week left to apply for our Research Software Engineer positions. Come help set up the Neuroinformatics Unit at @SWC_Neuro & @GatsbyUCL. Deadline June 12th, message me for details. #RSEng
And if you want to join us at @SWC_Neuro and @GatsbyUCL to develop more software for neuroscience like this, we have two open positions.
https://t.co/nf5VWnqfyI
BrainGlobe now has new atlases! Brains (mouse, rat & zebrafish) and our first spinal cord atlas (mouse)! These atlases are available through the BrainGlobe Atlas API and will work with all our tools: https://t.co/BGR7nrEGVV. More details at https://t.co/0n5wl6Cppe 1/7
Two weeks left to apply for our Research Software Engineering positions at @SWC_Neuro & @GatsbyUCL. Come help build The Neuroinformatics Unit to develop state of the art software for neuroscience. Deadline June 12th, please RT!
https://t.co/nf5VWnqfyI
Job alert - 2 x Research Software Engineer at @SWC_Neuro & @GatsbyUCL. We’re building a new Neuroinformatics Unit to develop software to acquire, visualise and analyse neural data. Please RT and get in touch if you’re interested. 1/3
The positions are initially funded until 31 Oct 2025, and salary will be £45k-53k+. Please share, and if you have any questions, feel free to get in touch. 3/3
Advert up soon, but we’re looking for either an experimental or software background. Maybe you’re a PhD student/postdoc who enjoys writing code more than being in the lab. Maybe you’re a software engineer interested in research and applying your skills to novel data? 2/3