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Wait, et al., accepted at BMC Bioinformatics, and at BioVis 2014 – Boston
“Visualization and Correction of Automated Segmentation, Tracking and Lineaging from 5-D Stem Cell Image Sequences”
way to go Eric!
Koerner, et al., accepted for 34th IEEE Conference on Engineering and Medicine in Biology!
“Novel Multisensory Interface for 5D Stem Cell Image Volumes”
Congrats Mike!
Mankowski, et al., accepted for 34th IEEE Conference on Engineering and Medicine in Biology!
“Segmentation of Occluded Hematopoietic Stem Cells from Tracking”
Congrats Walt!
GitLab is up and running…
…and it rocks!
What a great tool for the software development team. Thanks to Mark and Eric for setting it up. We’re still waiting for security certificates and other fixes from IT, but you can preview here – look for the public link…
The AITP code from our 2010 Nature Methods paper is the first publicly available project – more to come soon.
Mark Winter wins Koerner Family Award in Electrical & Computer Engineering!
Congratulations Mark – this is great news!
Andrew Cohen granted senior membership status in IEEE
Michael Koerner’s 5-D Haptic Exoskeleton work selected for “Posters on the Hill”!
Only 60 out of nearly 600 submissions were selected. The work will be presented to Congress on Capitol Hill this April 2014. Congratulations Michael!
Soni Lamkaj and Hieu Bui join the lab as undergraduate research assistants
Soni will be working with neural stem cell lineages, Hieu will work with hematopoietic cells! Welcome!
HELP WANTED!
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Undergraduate Research Associates needed
There are multiple paid positions in the lab working with stem cell image analysis software.
You should be detail oriented, neat, and have 10 hours or so per week to dedicate.
There are also multiple openings in the lab for Ph.D. students and Postdoctoral Research Associates.