WG 1 - Illumination Power published its third version of the protocol "Illumination Power, Stability and Linearity Measurements for Confocal, Widefield and Multiphoton Microscopes". The protocol is featured on protocols.io
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WG 1 - Illumination Power published its third version of the protocol "Illumination Power, Stability and Linearity Measurements for Confocal, Widefield and Multiphoton Microscopes". The protocol is featured on protocols.io
The WG 2 released its first protocol “Characterization of the Photon Conversion Factor, Noise, and Dynamic Range of Light Microscope Detection Systems“. In total there are 5 protocols belonging to the protocol:
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The Einstein Early Career Award for Promoting Quality in Research celebrates outstanding early career researchers who are pioneering improvements in the quality, transparency, and reproducibility of science. Among this yearโs inspiring finalists were Helene Jambor and Christopher Schmied, who took home the Award for their innovative work on guidelines to elevate the publication and analysis of scientific images. Their efforts are setting new standards in research and empowering scientists to create clearer, more reliable discoveries!
Helena Jambor and Christopher Schmied from Working Group 12 have been selected as one of the five finalists for the 2024 Early Career Einstein Foundation Award with their proposal, "PixelQuality: Best Practices for Publishing Images". Their project will be presented at Berlin Science Week on November 5th. (For more information, visit Berlin Science Week.)
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information and registration for the online talk here:
https://www.einsteinfoundation.de/en/insights/events/other/meet-the-finalists-early-career-award-2024 .
In the latest edition of Imaging & Microscopy, readers will find a significant publication that sheds light on QUAREP-LiMi, titled "A Global Reproducibility Initiative in Light Microscopy." For those interested in a more in-depth exploration, the author's version of the article is readily available for download.
The upcoming Annual General Meeting is swiftly approaching and is scheduled for April 16, 2024. This year, we are offering the convenience of online participation. Registration for the meeting is currently open. To ensure your participation, please register in advance at the following link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/quarep-limi-annual-meeting-tickets-847086447367?aff=oddtdtcreator
The agenda can be downloaded here.
That is the direct zoom link for today, if you missed to register:
https://umassmed.zoom.us/j/99166849060?pwd=NTVvN0Y4bElwdEN3UHJJbU54cDRGdz09
Password: 031401
We're excited to announce that QUAREP-LiMi has reached a milestone of 600 members! This growth highlights our collective commitment to improving reproducibility and quality in light microscopy. A big thank you to all our members for their support and contributions. Here's to continued success and collaboration!
New article "A community-driven approach to enhancing the quality and interpretability of microscopy images" has been published in the Journal of Cell Science. You can access the publication here.
The Journal Histochemistry and Cell Biology has announced to implement new submission guidelines for image presentation and image analysis, which have been published recently in Nature Methods by the international network Quality Assessment and Reproducibility for Instruments & Images in Light Microscopy (QUAREP-LiMi)-Working Group 12 - Image Analysis and Visualization .
WG 6 - Stage and Focus released its first version of the protocol "Repeatability of the XY positioning of motorized xy-tables of light microscopes". The protocol is featured on protocols.io