Award-winning research advances image registration in cell microscopy through semi-incremental optimization  

BMCV researchers publish SuperDSM, a globally optimal method for cell segmentation, in IEEE TPAMI.  

The cell tracking method of BMCV ranks among the best worldwide, excelling in an international competition for analyzing cell migration in microscopy images.  

Karl Rohr is program chair of the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging 2016  

BMCV group achieves the worldwide best result in the Particle Tracking Challenge, published in Nature Methods.  

The BMCV project QuantVessel is presented at an exhibition of the German Research Foundation (DFG) at the German Parliament  

William J. Godinez receives the Thomas Gessmann PhD Prize for his pioneering work on probabilistic particle tracking in Computer Science  

Nathalie Harder receives the Bitplane ISBI/IEEE Attendance Award at the Cell Tracking Challenge Workshop during ISBI 2014 in Beijing.  

The cell tracking method of the BMCV group ranks among the top two at the 1st Cell Tracking Challenge. Results published in Bioinformatics.  

BMCV researchers receive Best Scientific Paper Award at BVM 2013 for their work on 3D model-based segmentation of heterochromatin foci.  

BMCV team receives Best Scientific Paper Award at BVM 2012 for their work on multi-frame virus particle tracking in microscopy images.  

Wei Liao wins 1st prize at Masaryk University Summer School 2011 for his poster on 3D segmentation of cerebral vasculature using a probabilistic minimal path technique.  

The MIAAB 2011 workshop organized by BMCV brings together experts to advance microscopy image analysis for applications in biology.  

Astha Jaiswal, William Godinez, Maik Lehmann, and Karl Rohr receive the Best Poster Award at HGS MathComp 2010 for their work on virus particle tracking.