@HealthBioIdeas

UKRI Innovation Scholars funded program to help researchers make better use of medical and bioscience imaging in their research.

healthbioscienceideas.github.io
Joined March 2021
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Dave Cash@davecash7524 Oct 2023
Excellent free webinar on November 6 on "Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging". Great speakers. More info at: faimi-workshop.github.io/202…

Fairness of AI in Medical Imaging

Free virtual workshop, Nov 6th 2023

faimi-workshop.github.io
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Cloud-SPAN@SpanCloud14 Sep 2023
📢 UK-based Environmental Science Researchers! Are you interested to find out more about our #Metagenomics with high performance computing workshop? Here is some feedback previous participants! 🗓️ 6-24th November 2023 💻 Free online workshop Register cloud-span.york.ac.uk/home
A green and beige advert containing feedback from three former course attendees at our Metagenomics course. 💬 This course was fantastic in both helping me to understand the concepts behind metagenomic polishing/assembly processes and in actually learning how to do it ourselves. I have learnt a lot that I can confidently go and apply to my own research. 💬 Really recommend this course! The content was great, covering command line fundamentals and the whole metagenomics workflow in a way that was really easy to understand. The team were super engaged and helpful throughout! 💬 Really pleased with how the course was ran. The instructors were clear and patient, and the online course materials were thorough. I really enjoyed the taxonomic analysis as it brought everything we learned together. This course is super applicable for when I collect and analyse my data further into my PhD project. :)

ALT A green and beige advert containing feedback from three former course attendees at our Metagenomics course. 💬 This course was fantastic in both helping me to understand the concepts behind metagenomic polishing/assembly processes and in actually learning how to do it ourselves. I have learnt a lot that I can confidently go and apply to my own research. 💬 Really recommend this course! The content was great, covering command line fundamentals and the whole metagenomics workflow in a way that was really easy to understand. The team were super engaged and helpful throughout! 💬 Really pleased with how the course was ran. The instructors were clear and patient, and the online course materials were thorough. I really enjoyed the taxonomic analysis as it brought everything we learned together. This course is super applicable for when I collect and analyse my data further into my PhD project. :)

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UCL Health and Bioscience IDEAS retweeted
Neuroimaging PIA@NeuroimagingPIA25 Apr 2023
Happening tomorrow!! Join us for the Basis of Functional MRI! You can register here: bit.ly/3KKe9Oh
Neuroimaging PIA@NeuroimagingPIA21 Apr 2023
And last but not least, joins us for the Basics of Neuroimaging: Functional MRI on April 26! Presentation by @LuigiLorenzini1, followed by a quiz and and Q&A with moderator @bettytijms Register here: bit.ly/3KKe9Oh
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Anyone interested in finding out more about data science training going on in the UK should follow our list of all the @UKRI_News data science training programmes. xitter.cf/i/lists/16505392253249…
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In beautiful York today to connect with the other @UKRI_News Innovation Scholars Data Science Training in Health and Bioscience programs. Lots of different science domains but also lots of similarities about how we can deliver high quality data science training to researchers.
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IDEAS course leader @TzirakiMary presenting at #UCLEducationConference on our TeamCoders project, a collaborative coding project involving reproducibility with Alzheimer's disease data.
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UCL Health and Bioscience IDEAS retweeted
Digital Health Training@KCL_DHTraining11 Jan 2023
🧑‍🏫Is learning a new #skill on your list for 2023? Join over 800 other participants on our #Data and #AI #training. We offer modular courses in R, Python, data organisation and AI so you can upskill and apply your new knowledge in #healthcare. 🖥️Our website has all the details
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UCL Health and Bioscience IDEAS retweeted
XNAT Dev Team@NrgXnat2 Nov 2022
Just announced at the #XNATWorkshop2022, a call for abstracts for a special issue of Frontiers in Neuroinformatics focused on FAIR Data Sharing practices in the real world. frontiersin.org/research-top…

Navigating the Landscape of FAIR Data Sharing and Reuse: Repositories, Standards, and Resources

The huge volume of neuroscience data and the wide variety of data formats generated across different neuroscience communities has posed a challenge to traditional methods of data management, data...

frontiersin.org
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Panel discussion on how to deal with federated data within numerous XNATs (and Flywheels) #XNATWorkshop2022
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An ordinary Jupyter Lab session...or is it? Andy Lassiter demonstrating Jupyter fully integrated with XNAT, so you can work directly with data on the server through your Python notebook. #XNATWorkshop2022
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Back after lunch, Hakim Achterberg taking us through XNATpy...I ❤️ XNATpy. #XNATWorkshop2022
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XNAT Dev Team@NrgXnat2 Nov 2022
Fantastic group of people at the XNAT Workshop in London, gathered on the steps of St Paul's
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John Flavin back at the podium discussing how you can run your workflows in XNAT via the Container Service + Kubernetes #XNATWorkshop2022
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Mo Al S'ad from @ImperialSandC and @imaging_cancer showing the power of integrating OHIF with @ProjectMONAI #XNATWorkshop2022
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OHIF Viewer section of the day. @lorena_e_s talking about bringing your own model into the viewer in for ovarian cancer segmentation. Also integrating forms via Rapid Reader is very cool. #XNATWorkshop2022
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Will Horton presenting a very cool new feature to build custom forms on XNAT using forms.io #XNATWorkshop2022
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Panel discussion on DevOps and how to setup and deploy XNAT at scale. #XNATWorkshop2022
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The effervescent, irrepressible Rick Herrick talking all things DICOM and the numerous Swiss Army Knife ways XNAT can ingest, route, and anonymise this data (and hopefully other image types soon too!) #XNATWorkshop2022
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James Dickson on best practices for setting up your XNAT server, tune it to be at peak performance and keep it nice and tidy #XNATWorkshop2022
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(John) Flavin describing how to run containers on XNAT. Invaluable for reproducible research and Open Science. #XNATWorkshop2022
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