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Bioimage Informatics

It is no secret that imaging, and microscopy in particular, represents a substantial fraction of the manuscripts published in Nature Methods. Our very first focus issue, in fact, was on fluorescence imaging. When that focus was published in 2005 the term ‘bioimage informatics’ didn’t even exist. Even today, the term isn’t widely used and, unlike many other bioinformaticians, those who work on the development of algorithms and software tools for analysis of biological image data have few dedicated venues for discussing or publishing their work. 

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