Date: 20 April 2026
Time: 2:00 om-5:00 pm
Prerequisites: None
Frequency: Monthly

Overview: Learn the essential skills needed to prepare scientific images responsibly and effectively. This hands-on workshop introduces core image processing concepts using Fiji/ImageJ, including image formats, bit-depth, lookup tables (LUTs), contrast adjustment, noise reduction, and basic corrections such as flat-fielding.

The focus is on producing clear, accurate images for communication and publication while maintaining data integrity. By the end of the session, you’ll understand how processing choices affect image appearance and how to apply common adjustments appropriately.

Next date: 20 April 2026
Time: 1:00 pm-4.30 pm
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of FIJI is expected
Frequency: Completion of the Image processing workshop (or equivalent experience)

Overview: Build on your image processing skills to extract meaningful quantitative information from images. This workshop introduces fundamental image analysis workflows in Fiji/ImageJ, including segmentation, measurement, region-of-interest handling, and basic quantitative reporting.

The emphasis is on turning images into data — understanding what can be measured, how analysis choices influence results, and how to approach reproducible, defensible image analysis.

Date: 30 March 2026
Time: 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Prerequisites: None
Frequency: This workshop is offered monthly

Overview: This workshop will cover the basics of pixel based colocalisation analysis. If you are acquiring multi-channel data and you wish to make some claims about the distribution of one signal relative to that of another this workshop will be a good starting point to try and determine and understand what colocalisation coefficient would be the most appropriate to use for your studies.

The majority of this workshop is targeted at furthering your understanding of what colocalisation really means once you get to making a measurement, but it will conclude with either a demonstration, or a participation component, to show how you can go about making your measurements.

Date: Scheduled upon request
Time: Half day
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of FIJI is expected
Frequency: This workshop is delivered one-on-one upon request.

Overview: This workshop will concentrate on automating tasks in FIJI to suit your bespoke research goals. If you know what you want to achieve but find yourself weary from all the clicking, we'll guide you through the process of recording and editing macros, as well as crafting scripts using Groovy.

Date: Scheduled upon request
Time: Half day
Prerequisites: None
Frequency: This workshop is delivered one-on-one upon request.

Overview: Segmentation, the task of identifying objects within an image, stands as one of the more complex challenges in image analysis. The advent of machine learning has brought significant advancements in this domain. However, grasping the practical aspects of applying machine learning to segmentation can necessitate some guidance. We offer one-on-one workshops to help apply machine learning principles to your research project.