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June 30, 2020
CZI’s Justice and Opportunity Initiative Provides $2.6 Million to Support Organizations Working to Help Communities Disproportionately Affected by COVID-19CZI’s Justice and Opportunity Initiative Provides $2.6 Million to Support Organizations Working to Help Communities Disproportionately Affected by...
You will co-lead the Frontend Engineering team, as well as designing, building, analyzing and improving the efficiency, stability, and resiliency of the Meta Web application.You will co-lead the Frontend Engineering team, as well as designing, building, analyzing and improving the efficiency, stability, and resiliency of...
Senior Software Engineer, Data Infrastructure
You will build technology solutions to help scale CZI and help to cultivate a culture of shared best practices and knowledge around data engineering.
The imaging of molecules, cells, and tissues is central to biomedical research and clinical practice. Advancing microscopy tools will help drive breakthroughs in curing, preventing, or managing disease. Read more.
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A New Prototype for Imaging Core Facilities
Investigator: Cvic Innocent, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Advanced Bioimaging with Cutting-Edge Microscopy
Investigator: Srigokul Upadhyayula, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Advanced Light Imaging and Spectroscopy
Investigator: Martin C. Fischer, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Advancing & Professionalizing Careers in Imaging Science
Investigator: Jennifer Waters, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Advancing Imaging for Basic and Biomedical Sciences
Investigator: Scot C. Kuo, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Bridging the Gap Between Quantitative Bioimaging and Bench Scientists
Investigator: Caterina Strambio-De-Castillia, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Bringing Artificial Intelligence to Biologists
Investigator: Thierry Pécot, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Collaborative Image Analysis and Software Development
Investigator: Sara McArdle, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Developing New Image Acquisition and Analysis Strategies
Investigator: Aaron Taylor, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Enhancing the Role of a Microscopy Core Facility to Catalyze Biomedical Research
Investigator: Michelle S. Itano, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Improving scikit-image and the Scientific Python Ecosystem for Bioimaging
Investigator: Juan Nunez-Iglesias
Award: Imaging Software Fellow
Innovating Image Analysis Services with Computer Science Expertise
Investigator: Anthony Santella, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Innovating New Imaging Technologies and Catalyzing Collaborations
Investigator: Abhishek Kumar, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy of Living Cells
Investigator: Brandon Scott, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Optical Imaging with Light Sheet Microscopy
Investigator: Holly Gibbs, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Optimizing Imaging Protocols and Software for Live Animal Imaging
Investigator: Douglas J. Rowland, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Providing Imaging Expertise and Training for Researchers
Investigator: Caroline Magnain, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
Supporting ImageJ and Fiji and Expanding its Contributors
Investigator: Curtis T. Rueden
Award: Imaging Software Fellow
Supporting the Open-Source CellProfiler Codebase
Investigator: Allen Goodman
Award: Imaging Software Fellow
Unlocking New Biological Research with Modular and Shareable “Flamingo” Light Sheet Microscopes
Investigator: Michael Weber, PhD
Award: Imaging Scientist
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