Tutorials & E-Library

The QUINT workflow takes you through a series of steps developed to enable researchers to quantify and analyse labelled features in a series of histological images of rodent brain sections within a known atlas space. The QuickNII and VisuAlign software are used for precise image registration; ilastik allows efficient identification of labelled objects; finally, the Nutil tool enables quantification of features per atlas region. This combination of steps facilitates semi-automated quantification, eliminating the need for more time-consuming methods, such as stereological analysis with manual delineation of brain regions
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Hands-on tutorial introduction given by Arne Emmel (UHEI) during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Hands-on tutorial introduction given by Johannes Weis (UHEI) during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Hands-on tutorial introduction given by Sebastian Billaudelle (UHEI) during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Talk given by Korbinian Schreiber (UHEI) during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Talk given by Sebastian Schmitt during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Talk by Eric Müller on 19 March 2021 during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Talk given by Johannes Schemmel (UHEI) during the NICE 2021 workshop.

Viola Priesemann giving a user report on using the BrainScaleS neuromorphic compute system to investigate dynamics in neural networks.

Talk given during the Neuromorphic computing breakout session at the Human Brain Project Summit 2021.

Jakob Kaiser shows the interactive access to the BrainScaleS neuromorphic compute system ("from point to structured neurons") during the Neuromorphic computing breakout session at the Human Brain Project Summit 2021.

Friedmann Zenke giving a user report on using the BrainScaleS neuromorphic compute system for surrogate gradient learning. Talk during the Neuromorphic computing breakout session at the Human Brain Project Summit 2021.

Benjamin Cramer shows the use of the SuperSpike rule for learning in an interactive experiment setup on the BrainScaleS neuromorphic compute system during the Neuromorphic computing breakout session at the Human Brain Project Summit 2021.