CCP-volumeEM

Great to see one of our own Lucy Collinson picking up the Distinguished Scientist Award at M and M this year. Well deserved and a wonderful accolade. Congratulations Lucy! @royalmicrosoc.bsky.social

The registration for our #CCPvolumeEM community meeting is now open!

Join us in person in London (at
@crick.ac.uk) or online on 3rd November to discuss the computational needs of #volumeEM

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/towards-a-...

#vEM #BioImageAnalysis

YouTube video by Francis Crick Institute Seeing the Invisible with Electron Microscopy

If you’ve ever wondered how we get high resolution images of incredibly tiny things, check out our latest video with @em-stp.bsky.social

They discuss how electron microscopes use beams of electrons to see things that light microscopes can’t.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMAe...

As life sciences research becomes enmeshed in the age of AI, real experimental data are more valuable than ever. Read more in this month's Editorial.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Big thanks for the amazing images by @falk-illustrations.de supported by @zarr.dev and @numfocus.bsky.social and provided to the community under CC BY 4.0 license

Falk, H. zarr-developers/zarr-illustrations-falk-2022 | Zenodo [WWW Document], 2022. URL doi.org/10.5281/zeno... (accessed 2025-07-09)

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The meeting output will include a prioritised roadmap for how CCP-volumeEM can support the community going forward.

Here’s a bit of info on what a Collaborative Computational Project (CCP) is: www.cosec.ac.uk/communities/...

@cosec-ukri.bsky.social

This meeting will kickstart the development of a Collaborative Computational Project (CCP) to address these challenges - sharing methods, establishing best practices, and supporting adoption of cutting-edge technologies such as AI, Next Generation File Formats #NGFF, and high performance computing

Image showing a cartoon of a cloud computer connected by lines to three different devices, a PC workstation, a laptop, and a tablet. Each has some electron microscopy data shown on their screen. Acknowledgement: "Multiple clients" by Henning Falk, ©2022 NumFOCUS, is used under a CC BY 4.0 license

Effectively analysing these vast datasets requires coordinated, cross-disciplinary effort and robust, scalable tools

Image showing a cartoon psychiatrist with a patient on the couch with a speech bubble showing an ominous tidal wave labelled "DATA" about to crash into a person Acknowledgement: "Kit's deluge" by Henning Falk, ©2022 NumFOCUS, is used under a CC BY 4.0 license

vEM encompasses powerful TEM and SEM-based techniques that enable nanometre-resolution imaging through cellular and tissue volumes, capable of routinely producing terabyte-scale datasets

Image showing researchers surrounding a sketch of different datasets, represented as blocks of cubes. Arrows connect between the different data, indicating various processes like "acquire", "publish", "make available", "analyze" Acknowledgement: "FAIR re-use" by Henning Falk, ©2022 NumFOCUS, is used under a CC BY 4.0 license

The aim of the meeting is to bring together researchers, microscopists, biologists, computer scientists, image analysts, and software engineers to shape the future of computational support for volume electron microscopy (vEM)

A logo of a volume EM "cube" of data on a stylised computer monitor with wires extending from the side. Text below reads "CCP-volumeEM - Collaborative Computational Project for Volume Electron Microscopy"

🚨 SAVE THE DATE 🚨
Inaugural CCP-volumeEM Community Meeting, 3rd November 2025 at @crick.ac.uk in London
"Towards a collaborative computational community for volume EM"
Timings: 12pm - 5.30pm, followed by networking reception

#volumeEM #BioImageAnalysis #VEM #CCPvolumeEM #CoSeC

We now have a mailing list for anyone who'd like to get involved with the volume EM collaborative computational community!
Sign up at bit.ly/ccp-volume-em to hear all the latest news and opportunities

A logo showing a stylised computer monitor, with a cube in the style of a volume electron microscopy dataset. The text below reads "CCP-volumeEM - Collaborative Computational Project for Volume Electron Microscopy"

If you work in #VolumeEM, please fill in our survey to help us build a Collaborative Computational Project for volumeEM!

Survey link: forms.office.com/e/eMAJGCKUnc

we're aiming to identify the needs of the community in order to build a roadmap for all-things data-related in #vEM

man stands by PowerPoint slide sharing qr codes for a survey and mailing list for image analysis of volume EM data

Exciting next steps in #volumeEM data analysis! A way to remove the data bottleneck..🍾👏 #mmc2025

@ccp-volumeem.bsky.social @martinjones.bsky.social

We now have a mailing list for anyone who'd like to get involved with the volume EM collaborative computational community!
Sign up at bit.ly/ccp-volume-em to hear all the latest news and opportunities

Thanks to everyone who has filled this in already - if you haven't, and you work in #volumeEM, please help us by filling in this survey about all-things data (analysis, processing, storage, transfer and anything else to do with data!)

Need help with bioimage analysis? Contact the UK Euro-BioImaging Node to see how we can help!

www.eurobioimaging-access.eu/nodes/uk-node

If you work in #VolumeEM, we'd be very grateful if you could fill in our survey so we can better understand the computational needs of the #vEM community

#BioImageAnalysis #ResearchSoftwareEngineering #ElectronMicroscopy

A logo showing a stylised computer monitor, with a cube in the style of a volume electron microscopy dataset. The text below reads "CCP-volumeEM - Collaborative Computational Project for Volume Electron Microscopy"

If you work in #VolumeEM, please fill in our survey to help us build a Collaborative Computational Project for volumeEM!

Survey link: forms.office.com/e/eMAJGCKUnc

we're aiming to identify the needs of the community in order to build a roadmap for all-things data-related in #vEM