F-BIAS: Towards a distributed national core facility for Bioimage Analysis
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| author | Ambroset, Mélodie Anselmet, Marie Benedetti, Clément Meslin, Arthur Maillot, Aurélien Rouvière, Christian Maucort, Guillaume Breuilly, Marine Albert, Marvin Letort, Gaëlle Trullo, Antonio Bäcker, Volker Mutterer, Jérôme Cordelières, Fabrice Pécot, Thierry Phan, Minh-Son Rigaud, Stéphane Feyeux, Magali Paul-Gilloteaux, Perrine Macé, Anne-Sophie Tinevez, Jean-Yves |
| author_facet | Ambroset, Mélodie Anselmet, Marie Benedetti, Clément Meslin, Arthur Maillot, Aurélien Rouvière, Christian Maucort, Guillaume Breuilly, Marine Albert, Marvin Letort, Gaëlle Trullo, Antonio Bäcker, Volker Mutterer, Jérôme Cordelières, Fabrice Pécot, Thierry Phan, Minh-Son Rigaud, Stéphane Feyeux, Magali Paul-Gilloteaux, Perrine Macé, Anne-Sophie Tinevez, Jean-Yves |
| contents | We discuss in this article the creation and organization of a national core facility for bioimage analysis, based on a distributed team. F-BIAS federates bioimage analysts across France and relies on them to deliver services to the researchers of this territory. The main challenge in implementing this structure is to provide significant scientific value to its members, thereby encouraging their active participation and persuading their respective host teams to support their involvement. F-BIAS accomplished this by creating a professional network that mitigates the negative effects of isolation experienced by its members, who are often the sole bioimage analyst within their local teams, and fosters the development of their technical skills. In a second phase we capitalized on F-BIAS to create a virtual, remotely-operating core facility for bioimage analysis, offering consultations and collaborative project services to the scientific community of France. The services are organized so that they also contribute to the technical proficiency of the analysts. To promote the creation of similar structures, we present and discuss here the organization of this nationally distributed bioimage analysis service core, highlighting successes and challenges. |
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| spellingShingle | F-BIAS: Towards a distributed national core facility for Bioimage Analysis Ambroset, Mélodie Anselmet, Marie Benedetti, Clément Meslin, Arthur Maillot, Aurélien Rouvière, Christian Maucort, Guillaume Breuilly, Marine Albert, Marvin Letort, Gaëlle Trullo, Antonio Bäcker, Volker Mutterer, Jérôme Cordelières, Fabrice Pécot, Thierry Phan, Minh-Son Rigaud, Stéphane Feyeux, Magali Paul-Gilloteaux, Perrine Macé, Anne-Sophie Tinevez, Jean-Yves Other Quantitative Biology We discuss in this article the creation and organization of a national core facility for bioimage analysis, based on a distributed team. F-BIAS federates bioimage analysts across France and relies on them to deliver services to the researchers of this territory. The main challenge in implementing this structure is to provide significant scientific value to its members, thereby encouraging their active participation and persuading their respective host teams to support their involvement. F-BIAS accomplished this by creating a professional network that mitigates the negative effects of isolation experienced by its members, who are often the sole bioimage analyst within their local teams, and fosters the development of their technical skills. In a second phase we capitalized on F-BIAS to create a virtual, remotely-operating core facility for bioimage analysis, offering consultations and collaborative project services to the scientific community of France. The services are organized so that they also contribute to the technical proficiency of the analysts. To promote the creation of similar structures, we present and discuss here the organization of this nationally distributed bioimage analysis service core, highlighting successes and challenges. |
| title | F-BIAS: Towards a distributed national core facility for Bioimage Analysis |
| topic | Other Quantitative Biology |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.15009 |