France BioImaging Newsletter - November 2021
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We’ve got MANY NEWS AND uPCOMING events TO SHARE WITH you! Here is a quICK rundown
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France-BioImaging @Rendez-vous Carnot 2021 - Nov. 17/18 - Lyon
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In one week, we will be travelling to Lyon to attend the Rendez-Vous Carnot 2021! This is the third time we’ll attend the Rendez-Vous Carnot as an exhibitor, in the Research Infrastructures Village. We are going to present France-BioImaging R&D ecosystem and the multiple advanced biological imaging technology developments taking place on FBI imaging platforms and R&D teams.
Going to Rendez-vous Carnot 2021? Drop by our booth and say hello!
And do not miss the Research Infrastructures special events!
- On Nov. 17th 15h00 – 15h40: Flash presentations of successful academia-industry collaborations. France-BioImaging will present the success story of the “Nikon Imaging Center@Institut Curie-CNRS: 15 years of collaboration and integration within France-BioImaging”.
- On Nov. 18th 14h00 – 17h00: Research Infrastructures and Health special event, in partnership with the Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche.
- What’s the RIs impact on Covid19 research and cancer research?
- How can RIs work more closely with the France Health Innovation 2030?
- What is France’s strategic investment plan in health & disease?
Register here https://bit.ly/2Xin9Fn and join this event free of charge!
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Symposium « Les données des Infrastructures en Biologie et Santé: enjeux et perspectives » 16 & 17 Dec.
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The National Infrastructures in Biology and Health (INBS) Club is organizing its first symposium on a theme that concerns them all: the life of the data generated within them.
This two half-day symposium will be in French and will have multiple objectives:
- Practices and developments in progress or implemented by INBS or Research Infrastructures of other disciplines for the management of our data (PGD structure),
- Ideas for improvement and cohesion for the future, regarding access to storage and scientific computing structures,
- Moral and ethical responsibility towards these data (FAIRisation, ethical OpenScience…) and their valorisation,
- Finally, this first meeting will also focus on the exchange of experiences between the INBS and with our respective partner institutions.
More information and free but mandatory registration at: https://france-bioimaging.org/announcement/inbs-data-meeting-2021/
Deadline for face-to-face participation registration: 15th of November
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External users access to France-BioImaging Facilities
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France BioImaging is the French Node of the European infrastructure Euro-BioImaging that provides access to imaging technologies in 14 different countries across Europe.
As such, France BioImaging invites all its external users (national & international) to register through Euro-BioImaging web portal to access any equipment available on France BioImaging facilities and labs.
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Deep learning improves macromolecule identification in 3D cellular cryo-electron tomograms
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An international team of scientists from France, Spain and Germany, under the leadership of Charles Kervrann, from France-BioImaging BioImage Informatics Node, developed a deep learning-based framework to quickly identify multiple classes of macromolecules in cryo-ET volumes. This DeepFinder program, now published in Nature Methods, builds upon convolutional neural networks that have already proven highly valuable in the microscopy field.
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