UCL BioImage Interest Group
About the Group
UCL BIIG is a UCL Imaging Science Technology Platform initiative which brings together user groups run by the LMCB (Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology), Division of Biosciences, IPLS (Institute for the Physics of Living Systems), UCL Cancer Domain and Sainsbury Wellcome Centre. The Interest Group aims to connect users and experts from different backgrounds who are interested in biological and biomedical image acquisition and analysis. UCL BIIG aims to share knowledge, expertise and foster discussion and collaborations around the topics of bioimaging and bioimage analysis in an informal setting.
Monthly hybrid meetings
We hold monthly hybrid meetings at the LMCB seminar room and on Zoom every second Friday of the month with talks at 12-1 pm, followed by refreshments. We host two speakers for short (15 min) and informal presentations each time, allowing plenty of time for discussion. We welcome work-in-progress presentations and highly encourage the participation of early-career researchers.
2024/25 Programme
11 October 2024 |
Thomas Blacker (Structural & Molecular Biology) - A new platform for time- and polarisation-resolved fluorescence imaging at UCL
David Stansby (Mech Eng) - Chunked file formats for massive datasets
8 November 2024 |
Jonas Hartmann (UCL CBD) - TBD
Zimeng Wu (UCL CBD)
27 November 2024 |
Assaf Zaritsky (Ben-Gurion) - TBD (CDB+BIIG Special Seminar; Wednesday; time & room TBD)
13 December 2024 |
Konstantinos Kalyviotis (Imperial) - TBD
- 2023/24 Programme
15-16 July 2024 |
Tutorials and hackday.14 June 2024 |
James Monypenny (KCL) – Highly-multiplexed immunofluorescence on a shoestring
Tilly Cloves (SWC) – Dual-plane 3-photon microscopy with over 800 µm of axial separation10 May 2024 |
Alvaro Miranda (LMCB) – 3D cell segmentation using Deep learning
Laura Porta (Sainsbury Wellcome Centre) – De-rotation of images from a 3-photon microscope12 April 2024 |
Chintan Trivedi (CDB) – 3D printing and DIY for cheaper and better bioimaging
Brenda Canales (Francis Crick Institute) – MuVi lightsheet for large volume imaging8 March 2024 |
Iker Valle Aramburu (Francis Crick Institute) – Chemical tools to illuminate the dark proteome
Oriol Roche i Morgó and Yunpeng Jia (NXCT | AXIM Group) – A national x-ray CT facility at the forefront of science9 February 2024 |
Cameron Shand (Francis Crick Institute) – AI OnDemand: Combining Napari & Nextflow to Segment at Scale
Rob Tetley (Nikon) – Reveal new confocal imaging potential with NSPARC: a new super resolution detector for Nikon’s AX Confocal12 January 2024 |
Megan Joseph (London Centre for Nanotechnology) – How ‘super resolution’ can you go with the SoRa?
Giulia Paci (LMCB) – EpiTools: a napari plugin for quantifying epithelial dynamics8 December 2023 |
Rob Campbell (SWC Advanced Microscopy Facility) – Advanced Microscopy at the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre
Giulia Casal (LMCB) – Volume Electron Microscopy Image segmentation10 November 2023 |
Matthias Loidolt (NPP) - All-optical interrogation of neural circuits in tiny, transparent brains
Anneliese Jarman (KCL) - Fussy samples: an adventure in microscopy and image analysis13 October 2023 |
Launch event - Introduction to UCL BIIG, talks and networking
Shu En Lim (LMCB) - Zap! How to laser ablate your tissues