When #FluorescenceFriday falls on Halloween, we break out the spooky data 👻 Here we are looking at the blood vessels of a zebrafish through its eye 🎃
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Rachel Lee, PhD
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Bioimage Analysis Lead in the Advanced Imaging Center at HHMI Janelia | She/her
AIC at JaneliaWe enjoyed joining the Loudoun County Public Library at Old Ox Brewing last night to hear Teng-Leong Chew discuss microscopy with our local community 🍻
Philip HubbardAllison Truhlar just released a beautiful website describing projects from the #OpenScience Software Initiative at #HHMIJanelia: https://ossi.janelia.org
Today we are celebrating our 10th anniversary! It is wonderful to have current HHMI Janelia colleagues as well as some of our @AICjanelia alumni here for #AIC10
FocalPlaneCalling ECRs in #cellbio
You can now apply for JCS-FocalPlane Microscopy Training Grants to support your attendance at a microscopy course. The first application deadline is 7 June, and we have two further deadlines later in 2024.
Find out more: https://focalplane.biologists.com/2024/05/01/jcs-focalplane-training-grants/
@J_Cell_Sci
🔬 🚨 Just 1 week left to apply to #IALSJanelia, @AICjanelia 's two-week long #microscopy bootcamp covering everything from #experimentalDesign to #imaging to #bioimageAnalysis
Read more and apply by Feb 15 here: https://www.aicjanelia.org/imagingacrosslengthscales
Reminder that there is 1 week left before the Feb 1 deadline to submit a proposal to use AIC #imaging technology and #microscopy expertise. Details at https://www.aicjanelia.org/apply
It’s #TechnicalTuesday and we are highlighting the Opinion article on the deceptive influence of bias in quantitative microscopy from @ScientistRachel, Teng-Leong Chew
and colleagues @AICjanelia
📖 @J_Cell_Sci: https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/137/1/jcs261567/341218/Believing-is-seeing-the-deceptive-influence-of
and colleagues @AICjanelia
📖 @J_Cell_Sci: https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/137/1/jcs261567/341218/Believing-is-seeing-the-deceptive-influence-of
Believing is seeing – the deceptive influence of bias in quantitative microscopy
Summary: Microscopy requires many decisions about experimental design, acquisition and analysis, and each choice is prone to human bias. We describe how each step must be carefully considered for scientific rigor.
@jni My understanding is that JCS will make this paper open access 6 months after publication. (The HHMI immediate open access policy excludes Opinion pieces.)
Luckily, JCS allows for immediate self-archiving, so you can also find the paper on the AIC website: https://www.aicjanelia.org/publications
My latest paper is now out in @J_Cell_Sci : https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/137/1/jcs261567/341218/Believing-is-seeing-the-deceptive-influence-of
Many thanks to my co-authors Leanna, Satya, Jesse, Leong, and to the entire @AICjanelia team for their feedback!
Every stage of a #microscopy project requires decisions, and those decisions are prone to #bias. In this paper, we use illustrative examples to describe potential pitfalls, and also provide strategies for mitigating bias.
You can also check out the data underlying our paper here: https://t.co/JqWOf5RedG
Believing is seeing – the deceptive influence of bias in quantitative microscopy
Summary: Microscopy requires many decisions about experimental design, acquisition and analysis, and each choice is prone to human bias. We describe how each step must be carefully considered for scientific rigor.