fair-metadata-integration
Integrate and package all metadata into a Workflow RO-Crate
Data scientist · Research Software Engineer
Dr Joost de Folter is a multidisciplinary data scientist and Research Software Engineer specialising in microscopy data science, machine learning, image analysis, modelling and visualisation. He divides his time between the Francis Crick Institute in London, where he develops image analysis and registration software for large-scale microscopy research, and NL-BioImaging in the Netherlands, where he works on FAIR bioimaging data infrastructure, OME-Zarr conversion and metadata standards across the national network. He has extensive experience developing automated and reproducible solutions across biomedical research, healthcare and AI, with a particular interest in open standards, open science and translating complex scientific challenges into practical computational solutions.
Integrate and package all metadata into a Workflow RO-Crate
Convert acquisition metadata to custom model
napari tiff reader with extended metadata
BIOMERO.analyzer - A python library for easy connecting between OMERO (jobs) and a Slurm cluster
NL‑BIOMERO delivers a full containerized stack to run OMERO together with the BIOMERO 2.0 framework. It provides Docker/Podman configurations and Compose files to deploy OMERO + BIOMERO subsystems (importer, analyzer, OMERO.web plugin, databases, and auxiliary services) — the recommended starting point for a FAIR‑oriented bioimaging setup.
Zarr in-memory compressed data loader
Convert db image format to Ome-Tiff and Ome-Zarr
Ome(ro) SLide Image Conversion and Compression pipline (OmeSliCC)
FAIR organelle segmentation pipeline
Multimodal SBEM acquistion targeting
Image registration using multiview-stitcher
Versatile acquisition software for serial block-face electron microscopy
Image processing tool focusing on biological applications
Deep learning segmentation of the nuclear envelope in electron microscopy, trained on citizen science annotations
Analyses and validates binary IEEE 11073 messages in explorable formats
Probabilistic Model for Immiscible Separations and Extractions 2