David Feng retweeted
Sharing🤯video to get you through Friday!
Credit: @E_cross_B
@Blender animation of the Allen Mouse Common Coordinate Framework (#CCF). Outer structures "explodes" out to reveal inner brain structures.
@AllenInstitute
David Feng retweeted
Out now! "#OMEZarr: a #CloudOptimized #BioImaging #FileFormat with Int'l #Community Support" 😍
Huge thanks to the 68 co-authors, across 32 institutions (see the quoted tweet) 🙌
If you use #OMEZarr & weren't involved, let's start the next report! 📝
doi.org/10.1007/s00418-023-0…
#OMEZARR @biorxivpreprint v4 now available
with newly added teams incl. @CiminiLab @fabian_theis @imweio @loicaroyer @ngehlenborg @OliverStegle @sonamix & an apparently elusive Nathan Hotaling
❤️Love to see the growing list of resources, e.g. ngff.openmicroscopy.org/data…
David Feng retweeted
How do you image the large and the small at the same time? We developed new 🔬 technology to image centimeter-scale specimens - including whole mouse brains 🧠 - with diffraction-limited resolution and without sectioning. #mesoscale #imaging
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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David Feng retweeted
Do you use #neuropixels or #highdensity probes? Are your recordings filling up your hard drives?
We got you covered!
In the first preprint from @AllenInstitute for Neural Dynamics, we looked at ways to reduce the footprint of #ephys data.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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David Feng retweeted
"Toward #scalable reuse of #vEM data: #OMEZarr to the rescue" just hit the shelves!📚
doi.org/10.1016/bs.mcb.2023.…
Special thanks to co-authors @normanrz & @BogovicJohn, co-artist @DrHenningFalk, and volume (ha!) editors @EM_STP @KedarNarayan2 & @PaulVerkade

ALT "Monolithic vs. chunked" by Henning Falk, ©2022 NumFOCUS, is used under a CC BY 4.0 license. Modifications to this photo include cropping. The image shows a three-by-three collection of cubes labelled, 000 through 0YX with arrows labelled "ACCESS" pointing at two chunks which are colored blue and red.
David Feng retweeted
Latest report from the #OMENGFF #Community describing #OMEZARR, a #CloudOptimized #BioImaging #DataFormat, is out now on #bioRxiv!
If you have issues with big, slow, or otherwise unwieldy imaging data, reach out or take a look for a #FAIR-er option.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

ALT Figure 1 of the paper showing 6 different modalities labeled (a) multiplexed imaging, (b) spatial transcriptomics, (c) light-sheet, (d) infrared, (e) scanning EM, and (f) digital pathology. Lines show how data flows into Converters which then can be stored either on remote or local scalable storage. This enables visualization tools or parallel processing.
David Feng retweeted
What do scientists here use to keep track of experiments, subjects, local datasets, etc? Spreadsheets, Airtable, structured SQL databases? MongoDB or Firebase? Some special software because of PII or HIPAA? What has worked for you in the past, and what hasn't?
Quote of the day (~5 years ago): "You're just secretly trying to convert all of our scientists to software engineers, aren't you?"
Here's to hoping it's now safe to set aside my secret devops agenda.
More adventures in generative models. I threw pokemon at github.com/lucidrains/denois… without touching anything and the results are fun.
David Feng retweeted
We made our pre-beta version of light sheet based mouse P56 brain template with Allen CCF labels at 10μm isotropic resolution. Please DM me if you want to try it for your brain mapping. Happy to share in condition for user feedback :)
David Feng retweeted
1st Get Your Brain Straight Hackathon - bringing together🧠neuro data generators, 🛠️image registration experts and 💻compute infrastructure providers for a hands-on collaborative virtual event
April 4-7, 2022
#BICCN @AllenInstitute @Kitware #BrianImagingLibrary #StudyBRAIN
David Feng retweeted
I am looking for a research engineer to join me at the @AllenInstitute for Neural Dynamics. If you are (or know) a recent or soon to be graduate interested in working on next generation light-sheet software + hardware please apply + share! alleninstitute.hrmdirect.com…
David Feng retweeted
Data Trap xkcd.com/2582
Some scientists on the team are looking for instructional materials for data analysis in Python, many migrating from MATLAB with limited software experience. I have some old links kicking around, but would love to hear from y'all. What's the state of the art?
David Feng retweeted
We know that coding knowledge is useful in neuroscience research, but how do we train our students when few bio instructors are proficient in coding and C.S. classes are full? 🤔
I tackle these issues in this NeuroView for @NeuroCellPress!
authors.elsevier.com/a/1eOdV…

















