SLIM workshops
SLIM staff run a variety of workshops across a number of subject areas.
Our image analysis workshops using Fiji are particularly well received (see a wordcloud of feedback to the right).
Please click on the relevant heading below for fee information and details regarding registration.
(SoLS staff and students) "Introduction to Image Analysis in Fiji."
This is a 2-day course specifically for staff, postdocs or PhD students based in the School of Life Sciences.
This workshop is suitable for anyone acquiring microscopy data as part of their research, no prior knowledge is necessary or assumed. The course is focused towards the analysis of fluorescence data, but the principles are transferable to any type of imaging. Both theory and practical components will be included.
The topics covered are outlined below;-
- Installation, setup, loading and saving images.
- Image manipulation.
- Object Segmentation.
- Quantitative analysis (including colocalisation).
Places are limited to 15 people, with two trainers.
There is a charge of £50 to attend this 2-day course. To register for this workshop please email Chris Gell with:
- Your name and Dept
- Your supervisor
- Your UoN project/grant code
(Places will only be allocated to those who provide the above information and on a first come first served basis.)
(SoLS staff and students) "Introduction to Macro Programming in Fiji"
This is a 1-day course aimed at users already experienced in “manual” Fiji-based image analysis, who would like an introduction into the automation of tasks and analysis. The course is focused towards the analysis of fluorescence data, but the principles are transferable to any type of imaging.
Prior knowledge of Fiji is essential, no prior knowledge of programming is necessary or assumed. (Attendance on the “Introduction to Image Analysis in Fiji” workshop would be a sufficient prerequisite).
Some programming theory will be given where necessary, but the workshop will be focused on using Fiji macros and macro function extensions to solve actual problems.
There is a charge of £25 to attend this 1-day course. To register for this workshop please email Chris Gell with:
- Your name and Dept
- Your supervisor
- Your UoN project/grant code
(Places will only be allocated to those who provide the above information and on a first come first served basis.)
(UoN, but not SoLS, staff and students) "Introduction to Image Analysis in Fiji."
This is a 2-day course specifically for staff, postdocs or PhD students based in the School of Life Sciences.
This workshop is suitable for anyone acquiring microscopy data as part of their research, no prior knowledge is necessary or assumed. The course is focused towards the analysis of fluorescence data, but the principles are transferable to any type of imaging. Both theory and practical components will be included.
The topics covered are outlined below;-
- Installation, setup, loading and saving images.
- Image manipulation.
- Object Segmentation.
- Quantitative analysis (including colocalisation).
Places are limited to 15 people, with two trainers.
There is a charge of £100 to attend this 2-day course. To register for this workshop please email Chris Gell with::
- Your name and Dept
- Your supervisor
- Your UoN project/grant code
(Places will only be allocated to those who provide the above information and on a first come first served basis.)
(UoN, but not SoLS, staff and students) "Introduction to Macro Programming in Fiji"
This is a 1-day course aimed at users already experienced in “manual” Fiji-based image analysis, who would like an introduction into the automation of tasks and analysis. The course is focused towards the analysis of fluorescence data, but the principles are transferable to any type of imaging.
Prior knowledge of Fiji is essential, no prior knowledge of programming is necessary or assumed. (Attendance on the “Introduction to Image Analysis in Fiji” workshop would be a sufficient prerequisite).
Some programming theory will be given where necessary, but the workshop will be focused on using Fiji macros and macro function extensions to solve actual problems.
Places are limited to 15 people, with two trainers.
There is a charge of £50 to attend this 1-day course. To register for this workshop please email Christopher.gell@nottingham.ac.uk with:
- Your name and Dept
- Your supervisor
- Your UoN project/grant code
(Places will only be allocated to those who provide the above information and on a first come first served basis.)