Katharina Kriegel

Published on 01.08.2025

Open Position as Head of Engineering and Support Unit at DKFZ. Join our team!

Join our Support & Engineering Unit at DKFZ as team lead, and help advance imaging science and technology across all scales, modalities, and scientific domains! Explore this open position and become part of our team!

Visual to promote news article about Terragon. Terragon simplifies data access, allowing you to concentrate on gaining insights rather than dealing with technical complexities.

Published on 29.07.2025

Simplifying Earth Observation Data Access with Terragon

Discover how the Helmholtz Imaging Project WeMonitor is making Earth observation data more accessible! In their latest blog post on CONNECT, learn how the open-source tool Terragon helps researchers streamline access to satellite data for climate research, disaster response, and more.

Published on 18.07.2025

Helmholtz Imaging Newsletter Issue No. 22

In this newsletter edition, we’re recapping the Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2025, celebrating the winners of our Best Scientific Image Contest 2025, and inviting you to submit your proposals to the Project Call 2025. You’ll also find new resources like the Helmholtz Model Zoo, community updates, upcoming events, funding and job opportunities.

Published on 14.07.2025

10th Data Science Symposium 2025

Join the 10th Data Science Symposium (DSS) that will take place in Geesthacht on September 3-4, 2025. The DSS aims at building bridges between science methods, science applications, and infrastructure developments.

Image: HAdW/Tobias Schwerdt

Published on 10.07.2025

Hector Foundation Prize for Annika Reinke: Metrics Reloaded Sets New Standards for AI in Image Analysis

We’re thrilled to announce that Dr. Annika Reinke received the Hector Foundation Prize 2025 for her exceptional work Metrics Reloaded. The prize, endowed with €10,000, recognizes outstanding contributions by young researchers in computer science.

Image: Jörg Modrow

Published on 08.07.2025

Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2025 Recap

Another energizing edition of our annual conference took place in Potsdam – three days packed with inspiring talks, hands-on sessions, and vibrant community exchange. Don’t miss the highlights – dive in here!

Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2025, Potsdam, Schinkelhalle, Pre-conference workshop on Advances and Challenges in Zebrafish Image and Video Analysis, group photo

Image: Jörg Modrow

Published on 08.07.2025

Advances and Challenges in Zebrafish Image and Video Analysis

A focused pre-conference workshop gathered researchers and imaging experts to share progress and tackle common challenges in zebrafish image and video analysis.

Image: DeepMI Lab

Published on 07.07.2025

DeepMI FastSurfer / FreeSurfer Course 2025

Join this course on September 17-19, 2025 organized by the DeepMI Lab to gain essential skills in structural neuroimaging and learn how to analyze data using FastSurfer and FreeSurfer.

Published on 07.07.2025

Helmholtz Model Zoo – Now Open to All Helmholtz Members!

The Helmholtz Model Zoo is a new platform that makes sharing and using AI models across the Helmholtz community easier than ever – no local GPUs or deep tech expertise required. Discover how to contribute and accelerate open, collaborative AI for science!

Visual to promote new Helmholtz Omero Instance; image by Robert Möckel from HZDR

Image: Robert Möckel, HZDR

Published on 27.06.2025

Getting Started with OMERO: A Hands-on Workshop

Join this workshop on July 17 to learn more about Helmholtz OMERO, a new cloud-based resource for storing, visualizing and analyzing complex scientific image data. Register today! (limited to 25 participants)

Image: Robert Möckel, HZDR

Published on 27.06.2025

OMERO for Helmholtz: New Resource

Helmholtz Imaging and HIFIS are pleased to announce a new cloud-based resource: OMERO, an open-source platform for storing, visualizing, and analyzing complex scientific image data. Join the workshop on July 17 to get started!