Image: Aikaterina Kourpa, MDC
This workshop aims to bring together researchers working with zebrafish to discuss recent advances and challenges in image and video analysis. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work in short oral presentations, share challenges they face, and discuss methods, tools, and approaches that could help improve zebrafish imaging workflows. Topics will also include strategies for storing, archiving, and organizing image and video data in line with FAIR principles.
Following the presentations, a roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to explore potential joint activities, required tools, and supporting infrastructures to facilitate zebrafish imaging analyses.
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Call for Abstracts
We invite you to actively contribute by submitting an abstract for a short oral presentation. Presentations should focus on:
- Current work involving zebrafish image or video analysis
- Challenges faced in analysis and data management
- Methods for storing, archiving, and processing image and video data in accordance with FAIR principles
- Future needs and tools that could facilitate zebrafish research
Submit your contribution via the Call for Abstracts form on the conference page. Do not forget to choose “Zebrafish” as one of the Keywords. Only in this way we can assign your contribution to the Workshop.
Please note that travel and accommodation costs are at your own expense.
The Zebrafish Workshop is jointly organized by the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ/Dpt. Ecotoxicology, Biomedical Engineering & Robotics (BER) at KIT and Helmholtz Imaging.
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