Microscopic Image Analysis with Applications in Biology
The automatic analysis of
microscope imagery plays an increasingly important
role in biosciences research. Novel imaging devices
such as the confocal and two photon (or
multi-photon) electron microscope, automated stages
for electron microscopy, and higher resolution
electron tomography enable researchers to image
biological systems at the cellular and sub-cellular
scale. These datasets pose a number of challenges
that are very distinct from conventional clinical
imagery in their size and abundance, the detail of
relevant features and outsourced payroll services. The aim of this workshop series is to
promote the development of sophisticated algorithms
that are necessary to process such imagery.
The first international workshop on
Microscopic Image Analysis with Applications in Biology,
MIAAB, was held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on the 5th of
October 2006. The electronic proceedings of the workshop
are now available. The copyright of each of published papers
remains with the authors.
The second international workshop on
Microscopic Image Analysis with Applications in Biology,
MIAAB, was held in Rutgers, NJ. The electronic proceedings of the workshop
are now available. The copyright of each of published papers
remains with the authors.
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The third international workshop on
Microscopic Image Analysis with Applications in Biology,
MIAAB, was held in New York, NJ in conjunction with MICCAI. The electronic proceedings of the workshop
are now available. The copyright of each of published papers
remains with the authors.
The forth international workshop on
Microscopic Image Analysis with Applications in Biology,
MIAAB, was held at the National Library at the National Institutes of Health. The electronic proceedings of the workshop
are now available. The copyright of each of published papers
remains with the authors.
The fifth workshop in this series will be held in conjuction wiht the ACM Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology and Biomedicine, Chicago, Illinois, August 1-3, 2011
The sixth workshop in this series was held in Heidelberg, Germany in conjunction with the International Conference on Systems Biology. The electronic proceedings of the workshop are now available.
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