Chloe van Oostende-Triplet
05/12/2024
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 year’s 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.)More information and registration for the online talk here: https://www.einsteinfoundation.de/en/insights/events/other/meet-the-finalists-early-career-award-2024 .
We are delighted to warmly welcome our first member from Thailand, Dr Tassanee Lerksuthirat from the Research Center Ramathibodi Hospital just joined Working Group 1, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 of QUAREP-LiMi.
Steering Committee The operational and organizational function of the Steering Committee (SC) includes: Self-governance Creation and Termination of WGs. Recognition of Interest Groups (IG). Creation of new committees. Other actions in the spirit of these by-laws as needed. Proposing any changes to the by-laws to the GA for approval by vote. Making Conflict of Interest determinations, other than those related to the Editorial Review Board (ERB). Modifying the guidance documents like the Best Practices (BP), Terms of Reference (ToR) and
Article “Image and image analysis publication checklists” about the work and check lists of WG 12 is online available now.