Digital Image Analysis with ImageJ workshop announcement

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Dear Everyone,
 
The NeuroTechnology Studio at BWH will host a 3-day ImageJ workshop on December 2019. Detailed information is below.
 
Digital Image Analysis with ImageJ
December 4th – 6th 2019
 
This intensive 3-day workshop taught by Dr. Lai Ding, Senior Imaging Scientist of the NeuroTechnology Studio, introduces ImageJ, its basic functions, and its macro programming capabilities. Using real imaging projects, Dr. Ding will demonstrate common image analysis tasks such as basic image processing, segmentation, cell counting, and measurement. Macro writing will be covered to demonstrate how to automate a series of ImageJ commands, batch process massive data sets automatically, and store results as desired.
 
The workshop is broken down into three sessions. Participants can sign up for one or more sessions depending on their interest and experience. See the tentative schedule below.
 
If you are interested in this workshop but unable to join this time, please also let us know (email [hidden email]) if you may be able to join the same workshop in the coming months. We MAY host another workshop in the near future if there is enough interest.
 
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Program Schedule:
Session I (December 4th) ImageJ for beginners: basic ImageJ functions, measurement, filtering, background subtraction, cell counting, particle analysis, and ethics on image processing.
 
Session II (December 5th) Advanced ImageJ: morphology filter, thresholding methods, using ImageJ on FRAP, colocalization analysis and wound assay, working with plugins, designing image analysis protocols.
 
Session III (December 6th) ImageJ Macro Programming: introduce ImageJ macro programming language, record image process protocols as macro, batch process multiple images, user interactive features in macro, case study with sample codes. This session is aimed towards non-programmer; however, we do expect the participant to have a basic understanding of programming flow control syntax ("for" loop, "if-else" control). The participants are strongly encouraged to go through a brief tutorial on the ImageJ official website before the workshop. http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/macros.html
 
Workshop Location:
L2-025
Countway Library Computer Classroom
Harvard Medical School
10 Shattuck St.
Boston, MA 02115
 
 
To register, please complete the online registration form below.
https://tinyurl.com/NTS-ImageJ-Workshop
 
 
For further information please contact: Lai Ding at [hidden email]
 
 
Best Regards
Lai Ding
 

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Would I be able to use the Partners fund number during sign up?


On Thu, Oct 3, 2019 at 9:29 AM Lai Ding <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> *****
>
> Dear Everyone,
>
> The NeuroTechnology Studio at BWH will host a 3-day ImageJ workshop on
> December 2019. Detailed information is below.
>
> Digital Image Analysis with ImageJ
> December 4th – 6th 2019
>
> This intensive 3-day workshop taught by Dr. Lai Ding, Senior Imaging
> Scientist of the NeuroTechnology Studio, introduces ImageJ, its basic
> functions, and its macro programming capabilities. Using real imaging
> projects, Dr. Ding will demonstrate common image analysis tasks such as
> basic image processing, segmentation, cell counting, and measurement. Macro
> writing will be covered to demonstrate how to automate a series of ImageJ
> commands, batch process massive data sets automatically, and store results
> as desired.
>
> The workshop is broken down into three sessions. Participants can sign up
> for one or more sessions depending on their interest and experience. See
> the tentative schedule below.
>
> If you are interested in this workshop but unable to join this time,
> please also let us know (email [hidden email]) if you may be able
> to join the same workshop in the coming months. We MAY host another
> workshop in the near future if there is enough interest.
>
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> -----
> Program Schedule:
> Session I (December 4th) ImageJ for beginners: basic ImageJ functions,
> measurement, filtering, background subtraction, cell counting, particle
> analysis, and ethics on image processing.
>
> Session II (December 5th) Advanced ImageJ: morphology filter, thresholding
> methods, using ImageJ on FRAP, colocalization analysis and wound assay,
> working with plugins, designing image analysis protocols.
>
> Session III (December 6th) ImageJ Macro Programming: introduce ImageJ
> macro programming language, record image process protocols as macro, batch
> process multiple images, user interactive features in macro, case study
> with sample codes. This session is aimed towards non-programmer; however,
> we do expect the participant to have a basic understanding of programming
> flow control syntax ("for" loop, "if-else" control). The participants are
> strongly encouraged to go through a brief tutorial on the ImageJ official
> website before the workshop.
> http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/developer/macro/macros.html
>
> Workshop Location:
> L2-025
> Countway Library Computer Classroom
> Harvard Medical School
> 10 Shattuck St.
> Boston, MA 02115
>
>
> To register, please complete the online registration form below.
> https://tinyurl.com/NTS-ImageJ-Workshop
>
>
> For further information please contact: Lai Ding at [hidden email]
>
>
> Best Regards
> Lai Ding
>
>