We all know that digital pathology demands efficient handling of large-scale images. However, I hadn't anticipated that the sheer volume of cell detections would significantly impact the performance of my cell density calculations within these images. This article combines the ease of WholeSlideData, shapely, rasterio, and geopandas to achieve this in a fast and simple way.
This post will show you how I added the publications on my website, that is generated by Hugo. I will try to provide step-by-step instructions on exporting your .bib file from Google Scholar and converting it into TOML-formatted markdown files using Python.
DOQ: Ik ben een beetje klaar met de vraag hoe veilig AI is
4 December 2024
Podcast GRIP op AI
13 August 2024
UToday: Als een dolle stier de zorg efficiënter maken
19 March 2024
Dutch FD Talent 2024
12 February 2024
Artificial intelligence supports Mohs surgery
27 October 2023
Meeting King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
17 October 2023
Podcast Interview oncologie.nu
16 February 2023
Regio8 article about my research
25 November 2022
Dutch television news interview: Omroep Gelderland
24 November 2022
Webinar series Digital Pathology Place: All about whole slide images
4 November 2022
Webinar series Digital Pathology Place: Weakly supervised deep learning for tissue image analysis
4 November 2022
Cycling for charity: Gruune Cross
4 July 2022
