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IMPORTANT NEWS The IAFIG-RMS is no longer continuing. The Royal Microscopical Society have transformed the IAFIG into a full section (link). This new section is entitled: Data Analysis in Imaging (DAIM). The goal of the DIAM Section is to support and develop the Image Analysis community in the UK and the application of this science to the field of microscopy in all its forms.
Please refer to the DAIM and its activities for further news and updates (link).
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IAFIG-RMS@jiscmail.ac.uk
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DAIM is the new @RoyalMicroSoc “Data Analysis in IMaging” science section, following on from #IAFIGRMS
https://www.rms.org.uk/network-collaborate/science-sections/image-analysis.html
Dear all, please find my new paper probing the research climate for bioimage analysts in the UK between 2016-2019 @F1000Research, https://f1000research.com/articles/10-276/v1 Thanks to @NEUBIAS_COST for funding the submission, and to the community of the #IAFIGRMS who participated and helped with it.
Do you have to make video content for tutorials/lectures etc?
Here’s a fantastic resource from @stephenx_86 from @RoyalMicroSoc’s #IAFIGRMS and @Bioimaging_Bris to show how to use open-source tools @OBSProject and @shotcutapp to make slick recordings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKSCRq_s4s&t=0s
DAIM is the new @RoyalMicroSoc “Data Analysis in IMaging” science section, following on from #IAFIGRMS
https://www.rms.org.uk/network-collaborate/science-sections/image-analysis.html
Dear all, please find my new paper probing the research climate for bioimage analysts in the UK between 2016-2019 @F1000Research, https://f1000research.com/articles/10-276/v1 Thanks to @NEUBIAS_COST for funding the submission, and to the community of the #IAFIGRMS who participated and helped with it.
Do you have to make video content for tutorials/lectures etc?
Here’s a fantastic resource from @stephenx_86 from @RoyalMicroSoc’s #IAFIGRMS and @Bioimaging_Bris to show how to use open-source tools @OBSProject and @shotcutapp to make slick recordings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKSCRq_s4s&t=0s