Maik Herbig

Our image was selected as the back cover of @LabonaChip! It was created by Mika Hayashi, a first-author, UTokyo PhD student. Outstanding art! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

@IsozakiLab @LabonaChip Mika got sooo good at that! I love that piece of art! I keep discovering details the longer I look at it :)

Our accepted manuscript was opened in @LabonaChip ! The title is "Is AI essential? Examining the need for deep learning in image-activated sorting of Saccharomyces cerevisiae." pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

It doesn’t happen every day that you bump into Manu Prakash @PrakashLab. Thanks to the organizers for bringing all those excellent people together in Dresden! #EMBOlivingsys23 @PoLDresden

@ISOZAKIAkihiro 🥳 Congratulations and good luck! The campus and surrounding area looks really beautiful 🏔️

I have established Isozaki Lab today as an associate professor at Ritsumeikan University, a private university in the Kansai area in Japan. Our laboratory will develop innovative bio-microdevices using mechanical engineering, especially MEMS!

@Alexis_Lomakin github.com/RI-imaging/Dry…

Greetings, people! Quick Q: Is there any open-source tool to analyze quantitative phase imaging (QPI) data? Please let me know. Thanks. #microscopy #cellimaging #quantitativephaseimaging #cellmass #celldensity 🔬

@joachimgoedhart I used a script that rotates the image from -30 to 30 and checks each time for the sum in horizontal and vertical direction. Idea: when points align, there should be a peak. I you want I can message you the script.

It is easy to manually rotate the dots to align them with the horizontal and vertical axis of the image. Out of curiosity, is there an automatic way to do this (preferably in Python or ImageJ)?

@dr_alphalyrae Pretty common in japan

tweeps, correct me on this but starting any email with just the recipients name and a comma instead of hi/hello has a somewhat negative tone. Or am I overthinking this?

We are looking for two talented „Bioimage Analysis and AI Research Software Scientists“ to join us @humantechnopole. Positions are funded via #AI4LIFE (HorizonEurope), and will help the life sciences to better utilize cutting-edge AI methods… 🧵 tinyurl.com/AI4LIFEjobs #AI #ML

In image activated cell sorting, it’s crucial to predict when cells arrive at the sorting point, especially when the latency is large. In our new paper we employ machine learning (XGBoost) and morphological features to predict sorting times more accurately onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cy…

@palankarr @zellmechanik Yeah! The original ShapeOut1 is still doing its job :)

@jnuneziglesias linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S…

Published Jul 2021.

Our new study shows that data availability statements are not very useful; 1670 (93%) authors who indicated that data are available on request either did not respond or declined to share their data with us. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology: doi.org/10.1016/j.jcli…

It's so cool to meet scientists with similar vision here @ISAC_CYTO and then spontaneously do some sightseeing. Thanks @SchraivogelS for the nice chat! (please note the "Liberty Bell" in the background)

We are enjoying the in-person conference CYTO2022 (@ISAC_CYTO) in Philadelphia and are looking forward to our talks! Our team has a total of 8 talks 🤓!

By the way, if you need a copy, let me know!

I proudly present a first-author paper of Jeffrey Harmon, a PhD student in my team. Congratulations Jeff :) 👇

If you want a copy, don't hesitate to DM me on twitter, or ask me on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/36…

While the term “throughput” is abundantly used, its definition in biomedical settings is not clear. I had the pleasure to discuss the issue with leading scientists in flow cytometry, high-throughput screening and sequencing. More info @naturemethods: nature.com/articles/s4159…

@WehnerLab WOW! I wonder if the result from the second attempt will become even more beautiful