Conferences
MicroSeer Conference
BioMedware held a conference March 10, 2003 to kick-off the MicroSeer project. At this meeting, we learned from experts about research using fluorescence microscopy and possible applications of the proposed software system. We also received critical feedback on the proposed MicroSeer software.
Agenda
March 10, 2003
Welcome and introductions, Dunrie Greiling
How are transient contractile arrays assembled? Lessons from oocyte wound healing, William Bement
Automated interpretation of fluorescence microscope images for location proteomics, Jonathan Jarvik and Bob Murphy
Title TBA, Brian Athey and/or Jim Beals
Draft MicroSeer software requirements, Dunrie
A naive geostatistical analysis of microscopy imagery (pdf of slides), Pierre Goovaerts
Brainstorm software requirements in small groups
Breakout groups present recommendations to large group
Discussion and wrap-up
Participants
Project Consultants
Brian Athey, Ph.D., University of Michigan and Director, Michigan Center for Biological Information
James Beals, Ph.D., University of Michigan
William Bement, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
Jonathan Jarvik, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University and Sequel Genetics
Bob Murphy, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University
BioMedware & TerraSeer Attendees
Gillian AvRuskin, M.S., Geographic Information Scientist, BioMedware, Inc.
Eve Do, Programmer - graphical user interface, BioMedware, Inc.
Heidi Durbeck, M.A., Technical Writer, BioMedware, Inc.
Pierre Goovaerts, Ph.D., Geostatistician, BioMedware, Inc.
Dunrie Greiling, Ph.D., PI and project manager, BioMedware, Inc
Geoffrey Jacquez, M.S., Ph.D., President, BioMedware, Inc.
Andrew Kaufmann, Programmer - computational geometry, BioMedware, Inc.
MaryAnn Labant, M.S., MBA, VP Marketing, TerraSeer, Inc
Robert Rommel, Programmer - graphical visualization, BioMedware, Inc.