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The Center for Open Bioimage Analysis was noted in a Technology Feature published today by Nature, particularly the Center's priority of sharing bioimaging data sets and deep-learning models. The piece, " Deep learning takes on tumours" by Esther Landhuis, also describes co-founder Anne Carpenter's...
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COBA's mission is to serve the biology community’s growing need for sophisticated software for light microscopy image analysis. We will do this in two main ways: In collaboration with biological partner labs we will create new tools and improve existing tools to make new analyses possible and...
Through the collaborative development and dissemination of open source image analysis software, as well as training events and resources, the Center will empower thousands of researchers to apply advanced analytics in innovative ways to address new experimental areas.
Need help with image analysis? The first step is to post in the Scientific Community Image Forum under the COBA tag. The COBA team and members of the community can help answer questions, so this is a great resource for most of your imaging analysis problems If posting there doesn't answer your...
The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) announced today the election of 156 new members of the AIMBE College of Fellows in recognition of their distinguished and continuing achievements in medical and biological engineering. COBA's own Anne Carpenter is among those...