What participants say
After our courses we ask participants three questions: what should we start, stop and continue doing? Here is a selection of their answers, grouped by the questions people usually have before booking.
New to image analysis?
“I thought the course was very well explained and I found everything easy to understand. I hadn’t had any previous experience with image analysis before this course so thank you Lior!”
“Fantastic course, I learned a lot. Perfect for both beginners and those who have more experience with ImageJ.”
Already use ImageJ?
“Really enjoyed the course. I learnt new stuff about ImageJ (which I expected) but also about microscopy, which I’ve been doing for years. Very helpful.”
“Everything I envision using ImageJ for was covered by the course, it was very good.”
What’s the teaching like?
“Enjoyed the combination of lecture and working through the examples in our own time. Lior was an excellent teacher, very patient and knowledgeable.”
“I learnt a lot! Lior is a very good communicator and presents the topics in a well thought out and logical manner. There are also plenty of links to explore topics further, which is very useful.”
“Thanks for a very informative and practical course. The instructor was helpful and approachable and had clearly put a lot of effort into the presentation, and the practicals were well thought-out and accessible.”
How does the format work?
“It was good to have the exercises because it made us try things rather than just listen to what we should do.”
“I really liked having a whole day dedicated to using machine learning, and that it was an overview of the many tools available to us.”
“This 1-1 approach from the course greatly help[ed] my applied knowledge and got my research to a new level!”
Would people recommend it?
“Overall this is the most enjoyable and useful course that I have attended so far.”
“Everything was insightful; it was a great course and I’m encouraging others in the lab to attend!”
Ready to join?
The next public courses run in late 2026 and early 2027.