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Data management for imaging science
Bits In Bio is a global community with the aim of bringing together the life science and software communities.
Join us for interesting discussions around bio x software at the fourth Bits In Bio meetup Lausanne, hosted by the EPFL Center for Imaging.
During this event, we will focus discussions around how to deal with the data when doing imaging science - from frameworks to deal with certain image formats to best practices for image data management and storage. A particular focus will be given to the handling of very large image data, and thoughts shared on how one can best prepare to the upcoming era of Petabytes experiments!
The agenda of the event is as follows:
18:00 - 18:05 - Bits In Bio & EPFL Center for Imaging intro
18:05 - 19:00 - Talks
19:00 - 20:00 - Networking snacks and drinks
We will have the pleasure of listening to the following talks:
Efficient Workflows and Storage Solutions for Big Image Data
Arianne Bercowsky - Application Specialist @Dotphoton
Arianne Bercowsky Rama completed her Ph.D. at EPFL, specialized in developing pipelines for big data analysis of microscopy data. Currently, she works as Product Manager at Dotphoton, a company developing cutting-edge compression and data management algorithms for images.
Fractal: A Framework for Processing OME-Zarr Imaging Data
Joël Lüthi - Head of Research And Development at the BioVisionCenter @ UZH
Joel worked on 3D image analysis during cardiac differentiation in his PhD in the lab of Lucas Pelkmans. After that, he started developing the Fractal framework in the lab of Prisca Liberali at the FMI, before joining the newly founded BioVisionCenter at the University of Zurich as Head of R&D in summer 2023.
Two years of OMERO at EPFL: Its users, its challenges and what comes next
Rémy Dornier - Software Developer @EPFL BioImaging and Optics Platform
Rémy Dornier joined the BioImaging and Optics Platform after a successful Masters in Microengineering. He implements, develops and maintains workflows, scripts and tools for OMERO users.
Location:
SV 1717 (in SV building), EPFL, Rte Cantonale, 1015 Lausanne
For access see the map with a path from the m1 metro station EPFL.
You can also use for more precise guidance: https://plan.epfl.ch/
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