ABRF/LMRG launches a new image analysis study! Everyone is welcome to join!

The Light Microscopy Research Group (LMRG) of the ABRF is launching a study to assess reproducibility in quantitative image analysis and needs YOUR help! LMRG is seeking volunteers to segment 3D fluorescence microscope image sets and provide us with both their analysis and their analysis strategy. The goal is not to find novel segmentation algorithms, but to compare segmentation results and strategies across a broad cross-section of volunteer analysts.

You can help by analyzing one (or more!) images for them! They need participants from all levels of image analysis experience. Everyone can participate - from students to core directors to image analysis experts. See the ABRF/LMRG study website to find-out more.

Exchange of Experience Annual conference for representatives of imaging communities and imaging scientists from around the globe

Working Groups Working groups focused on subjects of interest to the international imaging community

Documents International recommendations on various topics of interest to the global imaging community

Training Events Courses organized around the globe focused on topics of facility management and image data

Job Shadowing On-the-job learning opportunity for imaging facility managers and staff to visit facilities around the globe

Virtual Training Platform Training resource for researchers and imaging scientists who use imaging and microscopy in their daily work

This project has been made possible in part by a grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative DAF, an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation.