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with experimental developmental biology to integrate chromosome-level genome assembly, single-cell transcriptomics, live light-sheet imaging, cell lineage reconstruction, spatial genomics, and functional
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, CLARITY, or comparable). Familiarity with modern volumetric image data standards and large-image tooling (e.g., OME-Zarr, BigDataViewer, BigStitcher). Experience with serial-section reconstruction or other
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networks, both ancient and modern), it is possible to reconstruct the privileged links that connected Magdalenian groups by analyzing the similarities in their artistic productions. In the current context
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data). Experience with the technical infrastructure for scalable biomedical imaging research, including handling large volumetric microscopy datasets (e.g., light-sheet or serial-section reconstructions
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(Efstratios) Gavves, part of VISLab (Video & Image Sense Lab ) at the Informatics Institute (IvI), Faculty of Science, University of Amsterdam. CyPhai pursues a single north star: algorithms that understand
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to predict the common distortions that occur when imaging into plant roots. From here we can either correct for these distortions using the hardware in the microscope or in software using reconstruction
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biosciences, human or veterinary medicine, or bioengineering. The RegSci PhD programme was established in 2007 as part of the Cluster of Excellence REBIRTH – "From Regenerative Biology to Reconstructive Therapy
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for chronic liver infections. Bartenschlager has widened his scope to include other viruses, including the coronaviruses, using the latest imaging techniques to track how they replicate. He is also