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Published on 12.05.2025
Cast Your Vote in the Best Scientific Image Contest 2025
Vote for your favorite scientific image(s) by May 30, 2025! Who will win this year’s Public Choice Award? Find out at the award ceremony on June 26 during the Helmholtz Imaging Conference!
Published on 05.05.2025
Helmholtz Imaging Project Call 2025 – Now Open
Submit your proposal by July 30 for seed funding of collaborative, cross-disciplinary projects in imaging and information and data science. Need a partner? Join our matchmaking channel on Mattermost or connect at the Helmholtz Imaging Conference (June 25–27). Want to learn more? Don’t miss our info session on May 23!
Published on 03.04.2025
Helmholtz Imaging Conference 2025: Registration & Call for Abstract Open
The Helmholtz Imaging Conference is back for 2025, scheduled to take place from June 25-27 in Potsdam. Registration & call for abstracts are OPEN. Join us in June!
Published on 20.03.2025
Helmholtz Imaging Newsletter Issue No. 20
Stay informed with the latest from Helmholtz Imaging! Explore innovative AI-driven imaging tools and new methods, funding, training and job opportunities. Register and submit your abstract for the Helmholtz Imaging Conference, discover the latest from our partner platforms, and much more.
Published on 14.03.2025
nnInteractive: A Breakthrough in AI-Driven 3D Interactive Segmentation
We’re proud to present nnInteractive, a cutting-edge AI-driven 3D interactive segmentation tool designed to revolutionize volumetric annotation in imaging. Try it out today in Napari or MITK!
Published on 06.03.2025
Fabian Isensee Wins Leopoldina Prize for Young Scientists
Congratulations to Fabian for winning the 2025 Leopoldina Prize for Young Scientists for his contributions to AI-driven image analysis.
Published on 18.02.2025
NEW DATE: Helmholtz Reproducibility Workshop
Explore the essence of reproducible science and its transformative potential! Join this workshop on March 25, 2025.
Published on 17.02.2025
HI Projects: Helmholtz’ Finger on the Pulse of Imaging
From cutting-edge medical imaging to AI-driven environmental monitoring, Helmholtz Imaging Projects are driving innovation across disciplines. Discover how these projects foster collaboration, enable real-world impact, and shape the future of imaging science.
Published on 17.02.2025
Helmholtz Imaging Welcomes Prof. Dr. Manuel Guizar-Sicairos as Guest Scientist
We are excited to welcome Prof. Dr. Manuel Guizar-Sicairos as a guest scientist at Helmholtz Imaging, As part of his visit, he will give an online talk on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at 3 PM CET. Join us!
Published on 24.01.2025
Helmholtz Imaging Newsletter Issue No. 19
Keep up with the latest highlights from Helmholtz Imaging and our partner platforms! Save the date for upcoming events, participate in our Best Scientific Image Contest, explore recent achievements and publications, and much more.
Published on 16.01.2025
Metrics Reloaded Paper: Among the Top 3 Performing Papers in Nature Methods
Metrics Reloaded has emerged as one of the most cited papers in 2024 in Nature Methods. Metrics Reloaded is a comprehensive framework for problem-aware metric recommendations that is based on the concept of a “problem fingerprint”.
Published on 18.12.2024
A Year of Excellence: Celebrating Prof. Dr. Lena Maier-Hein’s Contributions to Medical Imaging & AI in Oncology
Join us as we celebrate Prof. Dr. Lena Maier-Hein’s outstanding year, marked by the 2024 German Cancer Award and Baden-Württemberg State Research Prize. In our interview, she shares insights into her AI-based imaging research and its role in advancing cancer treatment.
Published on 21.11.2024
Driving Sustainable AI: BMBF Funding for the Helmholtz Association & its Data Science Platforms for Machine Learning Innovation
The Helmholtz Association and its Information and Data Science Platforms Helmholtz Imaging and Helmholtz AI have secured six grants from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) to advance machine learning’s flexibility, resilience, and efficiency.
Published on 08.11.2024
Helmholtz Video: How Can AI Improve the Way Patients are Treated?
In a new video from Helmholtz, Paul Jäger, HI Head of Research Unit at DKFZ, explores how AI can be harnessed to transform healthcare. Paul explains the limitations of traditional AI approaches and the potential of Foundation Models to process vast amounts of healthcare data, and improve patient care.
Published on 07.10.2024
Exploring Learning-Based Approaches to Inverse Problems
Exploring Cutting-Edge Methods and Applications in Imaging and Audio Processing in a workshop held at DESY