Spatial Analysis for Biological Imaging Workshop : Preliminary Program

29 Mar - 30 Mar

Wednesday, March 29, 2023 Start End Location

Welcome

Session Chair: Edward Cohen , Raimund Ober

10:00 10:10 Imperial

Opening Talk

10:10 10:50 Imperial

Watching Immune Cells Kill

Dan Davis

10:10 10:50

Coffee Break

10:50 11:10 Imperial

Spatial Statistics and Visualization I

11:10 12:40 Imperial

Spatial Point Patterns: 101 to Manifolds

Ed Cohen

11:10 11:45

Interrogating the organization of biological processes at different scales with spatial statistics # 37

Thibault Lagache

Institut Pasteur, Paris, France,

11:45 12:20

ShapoGraphy: a new approach for visualising bioimaging and spatial data # 12

Heba Sailem

King's College London, London, United Kingdom,

12:20 12:40

Lunch Break

12:40 13:40 Imperial

Spatial Statistics and Visualization II

13:40 15:15 Imperial

Visualization, Interaction, and Unsupervised Quantification – Key Components in Large-Scale Spatial Omics

Carolina Wählby

13:40 14:15

Extended Pair Correlation Functions for Multiplex Medical Imaging # 26

Joshua A. Bull , Helen M. Byrne

University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom,

14:15 14:35

A Deep Learning Based Pipeline for the Automation of Spatial Analysis in Liver Microscopy # 5

Michiel VerCruysse

Flemish Institute For Biotechnology, Ghent, Belgium,

14:35 14:55

Segmenting cells without cytoplasm marker for spatial transcriptomics # 16

Thomas Defard , Florian Massip , Florian Muller , Thomas Walter

Institut Curie, PSL University, Paris, France,

14:55 15:15

Coffee Break

15:15 15:40 Imperial

Clustering

15:40 17:00 Imerial

Community-based, nanoscale mapping of biomolecules in cells # 36

Dylan M. Owen

University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom,

15:40 16:15

Clustering and inter-cluster distributions of dSTORM localisations for medical diagnosis: renal filtration protein patterns in healthy and diseased tissue # 21

Alistair P. Curd , Scarlet F. Brockmoeller , Hayley L. Slaney , James H. Felce , Philip Quirke

University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom,

16:15 16:35

Benchmarking clustering algorithms to understand bacterial organisation # 25

Jacob AR Wright , Oliver J. Pambos , Piers Turner , Hafez el Sayyed , Achillefs Kapanidis

University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom,

16:35 17:00

Poster Session

17:00 19:00 Imperial
Thursday, March 30, 2023 Start End Location

Opening Session

09:30 10:45 Imperial

Deconstructing Disease Mechanisms, Therapy Responses and Patient Outcomes by Highly Multiplexed Tissue Imaging

Christian Schürch (remote)

09:30 10:05

Spatial Heterogeneity of Immune Response in Colorectal Cancer # 7

Vlad Popovici , Fernando Santa , Eva Budinska

Masarykova Univerzita, Brno, Czech Republic,

10:05 10:25

Unsupervised Cell Tracking and Semi-Supervised Division Detection in Video Microscopy with Low Temporal Resolution # 15

Daniel Zyss , Fehri Amin , Thomas Walter

Mines PSL, Paris, France,

10:25 10:45

Coffee Break

10:45 11:10 Imperial

Topological Approaches to Image Analysis

11:10 12:25 Imperial

Topological Imaging Summary Statistics for GBM

Anthea Monod

11:10 11:45

Topological encoding of relations in data from multiplex immunohistochemistry images # 24

Bernadette J. Stolz , Jagdeep Dhesi , Joshua A. Bull , Heather A. Harrington , Helen M. Byrne , HeeRhang Yoon

EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Lausanne, Switzerland,

11:45 12:05

Signed distance persistent homology of tubular and membranous shapes # 13

Anna You-Lai Song , Antoniana Batsivari , Anthea Monod , Dominique Bonnet

Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom,

12:05 12:25

Lunch

12:25 13:40 Imperial

Methods in Single Molecule Microscopy

13:40 15:10 Imperial

From images to information: enhancing resolution and improving accuracy in SMLM # 35

Susan Cox

King's College London, London, United Kingdom,

13:40 14:15

Spatial-Temporal Modeling for Nanoscale Resolvement of Photo-Switching Fluorophores

Lekha Patel

14:15 14:50

Open

14:50 15:10

Coffee Break

15:10 15:35 Imperial

Closing Session

15:35 16:50 Imperial

Characterization of growth pattern landscape in lung adenocarcinoma using artificial intelligence and spatial intermixing networks # 38

Anca Grapa

Institute of Cancer Research, London, United Kingdom,

15:35 16:10

From macro to micro: 3D spatiotemporal analysis of nanoparticles in tumour tissue using VIOLA technology # 32

Sripad Ram

Pfizer Inc, San Diego, United States,

16:10 16:50

Conference Dinner

18:00 20:00 Hex Brasserie, Gloucester Road
March 29 (Wednesday): Poster Session
17:03 - 19:03

Spatial analysis for Symmetrically optical images of polarimetry # 29

Bei Zhang

Beihang University, Beijing, China,

Subtle phenotype discovery in yeast cells using deep learning-based instance segmentation of cryo-SXT # 17

Jacob M. Egebjerg , Richard Röttger , Daniel Wüstner

University of Southern Denmark, Odense M, Denmark,

Analysis of nucleosome clusters in Drosophila primary spermatocytes # 19

Leila Muresan

University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom,

A generative model to synthetize the spatio-temporal dynamics of bio-molecules in living cells. # 9

Lisa Balsollier , Frédéric Lavancier , Charles Kervrann , Jean Salamero

Laboratoire de Mathématiques Jean Leray, UMR 6629 CNRS, Nantes Université, Nantes, France,

Sparse Sampling Algorithm for Fast Raman Micro-Spectroscopy # 11

Lito P. Chatzidavari , Christopher J. Rowlands

Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom,

Online Classification and Photomanipulation of Sparse Marine Organisms # 18

Christopher R. Rhodes , Joanna Zukowska , Rainer Pepperkok

European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg, Germany,

Fractal Characterization of the Spatial Distribution of Retinal Ganglion Cells for the Early Diagnosis of Glaucoma # 20

Jonathan Henderson , Hannah Mitchell , Benjamin Davis

Queen's University Belfast, Belfast, United Kingdom,

New metric of a degree of clustering in a point pattern to study tumor microenvironment # 23

Evgenia Martynova , Johannes Textor , Carla van-Herpen , Gerben Lassche

Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences, Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, Netherlands,

Too much or not enough? The development of robust MINFLUX acquisition stopping criteria # 30

Benjamin M. Davis , Esther Garcia-Gonzalez , Christopher Tynan , Daniel James Rolfe , Marisa Martin-Fernandez

OCTOPUS Group, Oxford, United Kingdom,