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Collaborate on projects with any HMS research labs
Train the next generation of bioimage analysts
Teach bioimage analysis to life scientists
Build and support bioimage analysis communities
The Image Analysis Collaboratory (IAC) at Harvard Medical School started operating in September 2022.
We specialize in the quantitative analysis of biomedical images—be that image restoration, object detection, segmentation, co-localization analysis, tracking, classification, or related matters.
We apply and develop methods in classical bioimage analysis, deep learning, and spatial statistics—in-house or with the help of our friends and collaborators.
We aim to serve as a local/global clearinghouse for bioimage analysis methods, connecting image-data owners with image-analysis practitioners.
The core members of the Image Analysis Collaboratory are physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers, and life-scientist with an algorithmic bent: A group of people with diverse backgrounds, united in our desire to extract maximum information from images (in finite time) and interest in teaching best practices.
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IAC is supported by and supports the Quad-based pre-clinical HMS departments.
IAC currently does not have capacity to support the HMS affiliates, FAS or external institutions.
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- Exchange of Experience Program
- For North American BINA members working in Canada, Mexico and the United States
- “In rare circumstances, BINA may support members not working in Canada, Mexico or the United States who are members of other international bioimaging networks”
- International Job Shadowing Program
- Global program from Global BioImaging
- “…open to the staff of imaging core facilities that offer access to biological and/or biomedical imaging and also to those who wish to pursue career in imaging core facilities.”
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