Philip Kollmannsberger

@[email protected] - Microscopy & Image Analysis - AI/ML and #OpenScience

[Single Molecule Localization Microscopy Symposium @SMLM_Symposium]

Last week, #SMLMS2024 started! Considering we had an earthquake hitting Portugal just days before, we can say it was definitely groundbreaking. Hope you all had an amazing meeting!
Looking forward to seeing you again at Bonn's #SMLMS2025 hosted by @UEndesfelder and @HeilemannLab

[Mario Del Rosario @_mariod]

#SMLMS2024 the new #SMLMS2025 will be held in Bonn, Germany!!! @UEndesfelder @HeilemannLab @SMLM_Symposium

[Mario Del Rosario @_mariod]

Diana Mindroc now presents her PhD work using point-cloud deep-learning #DL 🤖🧠 to enhance particle averaging @SMLM_Symposium #SMLMS2024

[Single Molecule Localization Microscopy Symposium @SMLM_Symposium]

WELCOME TO SMLMS2024🇵🇹 Happy to see so many shares and posts using the hashtag #SMLMS2024 Keep them coming!

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

timeless

[Eric Betzig @Eric_Betzig]

Amen. When I interviewed at Bell Labs at the end of graduate school, I was asked to prepare a 45 min talk that took me 90 min to deliver -- thanks to all the interrupting questions and debate that ensued. It was fantastic! It meant that they cared, and they pushed me in directions I hadn't considered, despite being the nominal expert in my subject. Too often today when I attend a talk, many are not paying much attention (laptops and phones), and the speaker receives little feedback except empty compliments or a few softball questions at the end. Even worse, some speakers take offense at being pushed to defend their work, further stifling intellectual exchange. They should remember that constructive critics are doing them a favor, and that it is an extreme privilege to have the freedom to do science.
Same holds true when scientists post their latest work. Rather than empty compliments and congratulations, they would be better served by thoughtful criticism and questions. This is particularly true for preprints, where the hive mind of X could go a long way to turning a good manuscript into a great publication.

[Centre for Image Analysis @CBA_UU]

Ankit Gupta @anotherAIguy successfully defended his thesis today! Congratulations, Dr. Gupta!

[Ulrich Schwarz (also @ulrichschwarz.bsky.social) @SchwarzUlrich]

📣Spring school alert📣

@ParasitePhysics will offer a course on "The Simulated Parasite", covering modeling of membranes, cytoskeleton, adhesion, migration, hydrodynamics etc.

📅 Feb 26 - Mar 1 2024
📌 Research Center Jülich

Registration now open at https://t.co/verFxwVtYl

[SauerLab @LabSauer]

🚨🆕"What if we could map viral infections in 3D?" Now we can!

Discover our #clickVSV technology in our latest publication @acsnano:

▶️https://t.co/VPJWCKHtPw

A joint effort of the labs of @GeorgGasteiger and @unnaturalGerti at @Uni_WUE
#Virology #VirusResearch #Science

[AI4Life Team @AI4LifeTeam]

📣 We are thrilled to announce the launch of #BioEngine, a cloud-based infrastructure for supercharging AI-powered bioimage analysis 🚀
🔗 https://t.co/luv4FbTAEQ
@bioimageio

[SauerLab @LabSauer]

📢New Paper: "Expansion microscopy enables 4-color fluorescence imaging of synaptic protein organization with 20 nm spatial resolution."

➡️Here´s the link: https://t.co/1emk5IyQ4W

#FluorescenceFriday

[Xavier Trepat @XavierTrepat]

All-things-mechanobiology 👇#EESMechanobiology https://t.co/rseVZf5Zl2

[Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf @HHU_de]

+++ Our thoughts are with all those affected by the attacks on Israel. HHU has been connected to Israel in many ways for many years, including close partnerships with @ReichmanUni in Herzliya and @TelAvivUni, the European Studies master's program ... 4/5

[Stadt Düsseldorf @Duesseldorf]

#Düsseldorf steht fest an der Seite Israels. 🇮🇱

Am Abend sicherte OB Dr. Stephan Keller der jüdischen Gemeinde bei einer #Kundgebung vor der #Synagoge am Paul-Spiegel-Platz erneut die #Solidarität der Landeshauptstadt zu. 🤝

#NieWiederIstJetzt

➡️ https://t.co/h5tFxuU1wN

[Szymon Pifczyk @sheemawn]

It's 2023, 109 years after WW1 started, yet the pre-WW1 imperial borders are still visible on the election map of Poland - and on many others, for that matter.

A thread 🧵🧵🧵-->

[Christopher Schmied @ChriSchmied]

Checklists for publishing images and image analysis! Published now in @naturemethods:

https://t.co/PhQiU0xoPs

Clear and easy instructions for scientists to publish reproducible, understandable and accessible images and image analysis from @QuarepLimi @helenajambor

[Center for Computational and Theoretical Biology @CCTB_Wuerzburg]

Are you interested in imaging, quantification and modeling of networks of cells? Join the 8th International
@CCTB_Wuerzburg
Summer School on "Tissue Networks", Sep. 25-28 2023 in Würzburg! Apply here: https://t.co/lmseblCJqp - especially suited for MSc and PhD students!

[IHRS BioSoft @IHRSBioSoft]

This summer, @helmholtz_image, @hidss4health, BIF-IGS, and IHRS BioSoft offer an online lecture series "Six Main Tasks in Image Processing". Participation is free of charge, but subject to the availability of free places in the meeting. Register here: https://t.co/fB1kmwJP6a

[Helmholtz Imaging @helmholtz_image]

Looking forward to welcoming you to tomorrow's 1st lecture of our series "The 6 main tasks in #imageprocessing". @phi_max @hhu_de will give an overview of typical automated #imageanalysis workflows using examples from high-resolution microscopy in the life sciences. #imaging

[Science Advances @ScienceAdvances]

By studying human dermal fibroblast-grown de novo microtissues, as depicted here, researchers shed light onto the complex relationships between cells and their extracellular matrix during tissue growth.

Read more in this week’s issue of Science Advances: https://t.co/NAJBzLwSJ3