ariadne.ai has been featured in numerous scientific publications on biological image analysis and related topics. If you
are interested in meeting us, take a look below for upcoming conferences that we will be attending.
2025
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Webinar featuring Dr. Birgitt Schuele
Join us for an in-depth webinar featuring Dr. Birgitt Schuele, Associate Professor (Research) of Pathology at Stanford University, as she shares her latest research using high-dimensional spatial proteomics to uncover the cellular and molecular complexity of neurodegenerative diseases. In this study, Dr. Schuele and her team applied the PhenoCycler®-Fusion from Akoya Biosciences, Inc. in conjunction with ariadne.ai ag’s SPATIAL platform to interrogate postmortem human brain tissue from Parkinson’s disease (PD) and Alzheimer’s disease (AD) patients.
🧬 Title: Decoding Neurodegeneration: High-plex Spatial Proteomics Reveal Distinct Cell Phenotypes and Pathological Signatures in Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Disease
📅 When? 🗓️ October 8 ⏰ 6 PM CET | 12 PM ET | 9 AM PT
🧠 Excited to head to San Francisco for Biomarkers & Precision Medicine US 2025.
If you’re working in neuroscience, chances are you’re already drowning in spatial omics data – proteomics, transcriptomics, imaging – all at once.
That’s exactly why we built SPATIAL: the leading analysis software for spatial omics in neuroscience:
- From raw pixels to cohort-level insights in one workflow
- Detect anomalies that could point to your next drug target
- Purpose-built for the complexity of brain tissue
We’re proud to support this conference as a Gold Sponsor and even more excited to show how spatial analysis can accelerate biomarker discovery.
👉 Will you be there? Let’s talk about how SPATIAL can help you find the next target faster.
hashtag#SpatialBiology hashtag#Neuroscience hashtag#PrecisionMedicine hashtag#Alzheimers hashtag#Parkinsons
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🍂 Fall conference season is already in full swing—yet we couldn’t resist adding one more.
We’re heading to the Göttingen ExM Forum (September 27–30)!
At ariadne.ai ag, we’ll be sharing how our annotation and ground truth services support researchers working with expansion microscopy and beyond. It’s no coincidence that segmentation is where we shine:
🔹 A dedicated team of 70+ expert annotators
🔹 Ground truth and proofreading across any microscopy modality
🔹 Scalable workflows that let the community benefit from what we’ve built
Ground truth is often the bottleneck in segmentation. We believe it shouldn’t be.
👉 Will you be at the Göttingen ExM Forum? Let’s connect and talk about the future of microscopy data analysis.
hashtag#Microscopy hashtag#ExpansionMicroscopy hashtag#Neuroscience hashtag#Connectomics hashtag#GEF25
https://lnkd.in/eR-Y3TTM
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🧠 What does the brain of an Alzheimer’s patient look like using spatial proteomics?
We’ve just shared a dataset — explore it here:
👉 https://lnkd.in/eepgr9TX
At first glance, it’s just a mosaic of protein signals. But with SPATIAL, our analysis platform, you can transform these raw images into insight:
- Track how amyloid-β pathology spreads across tissue
- Quantify changes in cell morphology and shape
- Link structural features to underlying pathology in ways that matter for drug discovery
Check it out on SPATIAL here:
https://lnkd.in/ejp3zGAD
👉 If you had this dataset at your fingertips, what would be the first question you’d ask?
We are excited to announce that Dr. Denis Schapiro is joining our Advisory Board!
Denis is a pioneer in spatial biology and quantitative tissue analysis. He is Managing Director of the Translational Spatial Profiling Center (TSPC) and Research Group Leader at Heidelberg University Hospital, where his work focuses on advancing spatial omics technologies, computational methods, and their translational applications in biomedicine. In addition, he serves as President and co-founder of the European Society for Spatial Biology (ESSB) e.V., fostering collaboration and innovation in the global spatial biology community.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Denis Schapiro to our Advisory Board – we are thrilled to have his scientific leadership and vision.
Good models start with good data. That means good annotations. 🔬
Annotation is often overlooked in machine learning for microscopy. But for us, it’s the foundation.
At ariadne.ai:
🔹 We have a dedicated team of 70+ trained image annotators, supported by rigorous QA and proofreading.
🔹 Our annotators are educated in optical principles, microscopy methods, and image analysis, ensuring labels reflect biological reality, not artifacts.
🔹 Everyone in the company, from junior employees to the CEO, paints or reviews ground truth. It keeps us connected to the science we serve.
This is not “grunt work.”
It’s the difference between an AI model you can trust, and one you can’t.
👉 Talk to us for your ground truth annotation, proofreading, or analysis needs
We’re proud to sponsor the Biomarkers & Precision Medicine UK conference!
Precision medicine goes beyond oncology, and at ariadne.ai, we’re leading the expansion of spatial biomarker applications into neurodegenerative diseases. Our SPATIAL software provides unprecedented insights into the pathology of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other brain diseases.
Join us at the conference to explore how spatial biomarkers can accelerate precision neurology and transform patient outcomes.
Will you be attending? Let’s connect!
After landing in Toronto on Saturday for our first-ever AAIC, we’re fully feeling that pre-conference mix of anticipation and information overload. One thing stands out: Spatial Biology is still underrepresented here, especially in the context of neurodegenerative diseases.
Our mission this week is to show that spatial biology is not only possible in the brain, but essential for unlocking new insights into Alzheimer’s and related disorders. Even though it’s still a niche field in neurology, some promising posters are already highlighting its potential.
Curious about how spatial biology can advance brain research? Join the SPATIAL movement and visit us at the ariadne.ai ag booth 1333!
We are pleased to have contributed to the new study by Kühn et al. in Current Biology, supporting automated neuron tracing with our LMtrace pipeline:
https://lnkd.in/eHP2cpAW
The authors combined viral tracing, two-photon calcium imaging, and computational modeling to demonstrate that wide-field neurons in the visual system receive functionally diverse inputs from 12 retinal ganglion cell types, organized in a type-specific, layered fashion along their dendrites. This arrangement enables wide-field neurons to selectively amplify motion cues and suppress static features, supporting the extraction of behaviorally relevant visual information. The study highlights how dendritic architecture underpins sensory processing and neural circuit function.
Congratulations to the research team for this important contribution to neuroscience. We value the opportunity to support this collaborative effort.
Why I Teach Microscopy (Not Data Annotation) to Our Image Annotators
What happens when annotation teams understand optics before they learn to paint cells?
Here’s the core challenge in microscopy: you never see your actual sample, you see an image of it, shaped and filtered by the optical system. Every lens, detector, and setting between specimen and screen leaves its mark. This means every image is a translation, not a direct window. Artefacts, whether from photobleaching, optical aberrations, or simple noise are inevitable. Recognizing them requires more than tool training; it demands an understanding of how images are formed in the first place.
That’s why our annotation training starts with microscopy. Annotators who grasp the basics of optics and image formation are far more likely to catch edge cases, challenge segmentation results, and notice when something is off. The result isn’t just better data—it’s a more informed, critical team.
How do you train your annotation teams to distinguish artefact from biology?
Check it out: Our latest application note on spatial biology in neurodegenerative diseases! 🧠🔬
Are you attending AAIC in Toronto? Let’s connect and discuss how spatial biology is revealing new insights into the impact of neurodegenerative diseases on brain structure and protein expression at single-cell resolution.
In this application note, we showcase:
- Quantitative analysis of brain morphology and protein distribution in Alzheimer’s-affected vs. healthy human tissue
- How ariadne.ai SPATIAL turns complex imaging data into clear, actionable results.
If you want to accelerate your research in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, or ALS, meet us at AAIC or reach out online.
Making Alzheimer’s Visible: A New Standard for Neuropathology
At AAIC 2025, we’re excited to show how ariadne.ai’s SPATIAL platform is redefining Alzheimer’s research. Our AI-powered analysis transforms terabytes of spatial omics imaging data into precise, actionable maps—revealing the cellular architecture of healthy and diseased brain regions at single-cell resolution.
- Automated, unbiased quantification of pathology in human brain tissue.
- Scalable, cloud-based workflows built for high-throughput discovery.
- Seamless integration of multi-omics data for deep biological insights.
We help researchers move beyond symptom measurement to truly see and quantify the disease process itself.
Connect with us at AAIC in Toronto to discover how spatial biology is accelerating breakthroughs in neuropathology.
From Blindness to Clarity: The Spatial Biology Revolution in Brain Research
For decades, we’ve looked at the brain through the blurry lens of dementia, seeing only the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, not the source.
But a new era is dawning.
With spatial transcriptomics and proteomics, we’re moving from being blind to seeing every cell and structure in exquisite detail. It’s like going from a street map to Google Earth for the brain.
Here’s a perspective on the scale:
A single high-content spatial biology experiment generates terabytes of imaging data. To put that in context, that’s more data than all the books in your local library, every single experiment! It’s like analyzing a small city’s worth of literature, but instead of words, every “page” is a cell in the human brain.
Why does this matter? Because now, we can see Alzheimer’s disease at the source, mapping how it changes brain tissue, cell by cell. We’re no longer guessing at the roots of neurodegeneration; we’re tracing them in high definition.
In two weeks, the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Toronto brings together scientists, clinicians, and innovators from around the world. I’m excited to connect with colleagues and push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Spatial biology isn’t just a technology—it’s a new way of seeing.
international conferences across Europe and North America
We’re gearing up for a packed second half of 2025 at ariadne.ai ag, exhibiting at leading international conferences across Europe and North America. 🌍 ✈️
Come meet us and discover how our advanced solutions are transforming neuropathology and spatial biology in the brain:
Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC)
July 27–30 | Toronto, Canada
Biomarkers & Precision Medicine
September 30 – October 1 | London, UK ESSB – European Society for Spatial Biology
October 14–17 | Heidelberg, Germany
Biomarkers & Precision Medicine US
October 27–28 | San Francisco, USA
NextGen Omics, Spatial & Data
November 13–14 | London, UK
Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Annual Meeting
November 15–19 | San Diego, USA
At ariadne.ai, spatial biology isn’t just a capability—it’s our daily business. We offer the most advanced solution for neuropathology analysis in the brain, uniquely linking spatial omics data with morphological insights to uncover new dimensions in brain research.
If you’re interested in pushing the boundaries of neuroscience, precision medicine, or high-throughput image analysis, stop by our booth or reach out to connect. We look forward to meeting collaborators and innovators from around the world!
Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Toronto
Just three weeks to go until the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) in Toronto!
I’m excited to travel to Canada with a clear mission: advancing the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
Join Fabian Svara and me at booth #1333 and learn how we enable a better understanding of neurodegenerative diseases by linking pathology with omics data
Looking forward to connecting with scientists and innovators who share our passion for understanding neurodegenerative diseases. See you in Toronto!
hashtag#AAIC2025 hashtag#Alzheimers hashtag#SpatialBiology hashtag#Neuroscience hashtag#Brain hashtag#Dementia
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Last day at AACR 2025
🎉 Last day at AACR 2025 – and what an incredible 4 days it’s been!
From morning keynotes to evening receptions, it’s been a whirlwind of science, networking, and inspiration. We had the chance to connect with brilliant researchers, clinicians, and innovators – and we’re thrilled by how many people were genuinely excited about what we’re building at ariadne.ai.
🧠 So many great conversations about spatial biology and how our software – powered by best-in-class segmentation – is helping researchers turn complex tissue images into meaningful insights.
A big thank you to everyone who stopped by. If we didn’t get a chance to chat, feel free to reach out – we’d love to connect!
hashtag#AACR2025 hashtag#spatialbiology hashtag#digitalpathology hashtag#AIinBiotech hashtag#segmentation ariadne.ai ag hashtag#lifesciences hashtag#imaging hashtag#computationalbiology
At ariadne.ai ag, we’re passionate about advancing research not only in central nervous system diseases but also in cancer. In fact, we promote cancer research at every trade show we attend. Check out our backdrop featuring the work of Alex Ritter et al., which demonstrates how cancer cells protect themselves from cytotoxic T-lymphocytes and natural killer cells using ESCRT proteins, recruited at the site of T-cell engagement.
Want to know more about our work? Meet as at hashtag#AACR25 in Chicago.
Full publication: ESCRT-mediated membrane repair protects tumor-derived cells against T cell attack
https://lnkd.in/ehvv9FAn
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Early diagnosis in Alzheimer’s: As important as the right treatment
When it comes to Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative disorders, identifying the right drugs is only half the battle – catching the disease early can be just as crucial. Two recent studies in Alzheimer’s & Dementia have characterized potential biomarkers, moving us one step closer to earlier and more accurate detection.
1. Di Molfetta et al. https://lnkd.in/ecGTAFyw
2. De Meyer et al. https://lnkd.in/eg2HQcUi
In my opinion, it’s time to launch a collaborative effort that leverages cutting-edge methods like spatial proteomics, spatial transcriptomics, liquid biopsies, and high-resolution imaging. Only by combining these approaches can we detect the subtle changes across all domains and effectively address the tremendous burden of Alzheimer’s disease on society.
Let me know what you think and whether you want to join. At ariadne.ai ag we are always looking for collaboration options.
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New Year, New Conference Season, New SPATIAL Features!
Didn’t catch us last year? Here’s your chance to meet ariadne.ai ag in person and explore our latest advancements in spatial biology for neurodegenerative disease research.
We’ll be at:
- Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s Drug Development Summit – March 18-20, Boston (Hanson Wade)
- Next Gen Omics & Spatial – March 27-28, Boston (Oxford Global)
- AACR – April 27-30, Chicago (American Association for Cancer Research)
- and more…
If you’re working on Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, or ALS and using cutting-edge spatial biology methods, don’t miss out on our advanced neuron and glia cell shape analysis—designed to deliver the insights you need. Come see how SPATIAL can accelerate your discoveries in 2025!
And yes—our famous ariadne.ai chocolate is back, too!
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Spatial Omics momentum continues to soar!
A few months ago, we noted the leap from 1 publication in 2018 to 48 in 2023 on using spatial omics for neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Now, 2024 data is out—72 publications and counting!
This rapid growth underscores the power of specialized software like SPATIAL to unlock crucial insights into neuronal function, deepen our understanding of neurodegeneration, and accelerate the development of urgently needed disease-modifying therapies.
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Happy New Year from Ariadne.ai!
The new year has just begun, and we’re already looking ahead with excitement and optimism. 2025 promises to be a transformative year for ariadne.ai ag as we continue to solidify our position as the market leader in brain spatial omics analysis.
What sets us apart?
We’re proud to offer precise brain cell segmentation, setting us apart in the field and enabling researchers to gain deeper insights into the complexities of brain biology. This capability supports new discoveries and advances in neuroscience and related fields.
Want to see for yourself how we can transform your spatial omics data analysis? Join us at these events:
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Drug Development Summit (Hanson Wade)
March 18–20 | Boston, USA
Next Gen Omics and Spatial (Oxford Global)
March 27–28 | Boston, USA AACR Annual Meeting (American Association for Cancer Research)
April 25–30 | Chicago, USA
Let’s work together to make 2025 a year of innovation, collaboration, and groundbreaking science. Thank you to our partners, clients, and supporters for being part of this journey—we can’t wait to see you at these events!
2024
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scTrends: A living review of commercial single-cell and spatial omic technologies
Big News from Ariadne.ai!
We’re excited to share that Ariadne.ai has been featured in a recent article in Cell Genomics titled “scTrends: A living review of commercial single-cell and spatial ’omic technologies”
This insightful piece, authored by some of Europe’s leading spatial biology researchers, explores the growing impact of spatial omics technologies in biomedical research and drug development. We’re honored to be highlighted for our role in advancing the computational tools that make sense of complex spatial data, helping to unlock new insights into tissue organization and disease mechanisms.
If you haven’t tried hashtag#SPATIAL our solution for cloud based analysis for spatial biology data yet, make sure to try it out and experience our superior brain tissue segmentation.
Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eAT-6hWU
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Season’s Greetings from ariadne.ai!
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our customers, collaborators, and partners.
Thank you for being an integral part of our journey in 2024. Whether through groundbreaking research, insightful collaborations, or your trust in our SPATIAL platform, you’ve made this year truly special for us.
Together, we’ve made strides in advancing spatial biology and pushing the boundaries of innovation. We’re excited to continue this journey with you in 2025 and beyond!
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year.
Warm regards,
The ariadne.ai team
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Spatial Proteomics: Nature Methods' Method of the Year 2024
What an early Christmas present! The team at ariadne.ai ag and I are thrilled to see spatial proteomics recognized as Method of the Year 2024 by Nature Methods. This acknowledgment highlights the method’s broad usability and potential to uncover new insights across various diseases.
At ariadne.ai, we’re proud to contribute to advancing spatial proteomics and spatial transcriptomics—particularly in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. Our state-of-the-art brain cell segmentation technology is making these powerful methods accessible and impactful for researchers worldwide.
Want to see it in action? Join our webinar tomorrow with Bahareh Ajami from Oregon Health & Science University to learn more!
What: Identification of microenvironment-dependent myeloid cell heterogeneity in Alzheimer’s disease human brain using spatial proteomic analysis
When: December 10th
8:00 AM PST | 11:00 AM ET | 5:00 PM CET
Where: https://lnkd.in/efb_iVBx
You can also check out the original Nature Methods article here: https://lnkd.in/e9__eD-A
We’re excited to continue pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with spatial biology!
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Conference: Spatial Biology West Coast(Webinar)
Today at Spatial Biology West Coast, Bahareh Ajami presented her research on
“Identification of microenvironment-dependent myeloid cell heterogeneity in Alzheimer’s disease human brain using spatial proteomic analysis”
to an engaged audience here in San Diego. If you couldn’t attend, no need to worry – we will be hosting her for a webinar next week to dive deeper into her work.
Join Bahareh and the ariadne.ai ag team to explore how our software SPATIAL enables advanced analysis of spatial biology data, with a focus on neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Webinar Topic:
Identification of microenvironment-dependent myeloid cell heterogeneity in Alzheimer’s disease human brain using spatial proteomic analysis
When: December 10th
8:00 AM PST | 11:00 AM ET | 5:00 PM CET
Where: https://lnkd.in/efb_iVBx
Counting Down: Just 14 days until Spatial Biology West Coast!
Make sure to stop by the ariadne.ai booth to get your personal demo of SPATIAL.
SPATIAL combines ease of use with best-in-class performance in the precise analysis of complex cell types, such as neurons or glia cells.
When: 4th and 5th of December
Where: San Diego
We look forward to connecting with you and discussing how SPATIAL can support your research. See you there!
Precision Medicine by Oxford Global
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Conference: Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC)
Good morning from the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) annual meeting here in Houston!
Are you passionate about advancing Glioblastoma research? Join us at booth 744 to explore how spatial biology is transforming our understanding of the brain.
At ariadne.ai ag, we specialize in precision analysis of critical brain cell types, including microglia, astrocytes, and neurons, paving the way for targeted, effective treatments for aggressive brain cancers like Glioblastoma. By identifying how these cell types interact in the brain’s complex environment, we can uncover crucial insights into immune responses and disease progression—insights only possible through advanced spatial biology techniques.
Come see how our cutting-edge solutions in spatial biology bring unprecedented clarity to brain cancer research, empowering researchers and clinicians alike. Let’s collaborate to drive the next generation of breakthroughs in brain health and cancer treatment!
Join us in our upcoming webinars to learn more:
Identification of microenvironment-dependent myeloid cell heterogeneity in Alzheimer’s disease human brain using spatial proteomic analysis
10th of December 8am PST, 11 am ET, 5pm CET
Dr. Bahareh Ajami will present her spatial proteomics work on microglia in Alzheimer’s for which her team used our SPATIAL software.
https://lnkd.in/erWSwTMp
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New neuroscience features
We’ve considerably built out the neuroscience features of our spatial biology analysis platform SPATIAL (https://ariadne.ai/spatial) over the last few months, and it’s time for a number of announcements and invitations!
SPATIAL includes pre-trained models for segmenting:
- cells in the brain: neurons, microglia, astrocytes and more
- pathology-related features such as amyloid beta plaques (core vs. diffuse), Lewy bodies and more
- neuroanatomy: cortical layers, hippocampal regions
With these additions to our existing features such as image registration, FACS-style gating and cell type detection, SPATIAL enables end-to-end analysis in spatial omics in neuroscience.
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Conference: NextGenOmics24
Good morning from London. Today I am at #NextGenOmics24 showcasing our technology for #spatialomics in the brain.
Join Fabian Svara and me at the ariadne.ai booth and learn how to get the most out of your #microglia and #astrocyte analysis by switching from single-cell to spatial methods.
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Conference: SfN2024
At #SfN2024? Make sure to check out late breaking poster LBA009.013 (Tuesday at 1 pm). Meshik et al. show the capabilities of #CellScape on #Neuro samples (#Alzheimer’s and #ALS) and how ariadne.ai #spatial can help with data analysis in complicated tissues.
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Conference: Spatial Biology Europe 2024
We will be exhibiting at the Spatial Biology Europe 2024!
Join us in Basel and learn about our newest solutions for Spatial omics in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease research.
Turning spatial omics data from the brain into actionable insights
If you’re leveraging Spatial Omics techniques to explore brain tissue and uncover new drug targets for Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, or other neurological disorders, precise data analysis is key.
Check out our Astrocyte Segmentation, one key feature of our neuroscience package helping you to turn your data into results.
By the way, ariadne.ai is expanding its neuroscience package within our cloud-based spatial biology analysis software! Stay tuned for more features or join us in 2 weeks at the #SpatialBiologyEU24 in Basel
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Conference Season
The conference season is starting again, and as always, ariadne.ai will be taking care of your well-being with our delicious Swiss chocolate!
Join us at:
- Spatial Biology Europe – 30th Sept. – 1st Oct. Basel, Switzerland
- NextGen Omics – 23rd – 25th Oct. London, UK
- SITC 2024 – 6th – 10th Nov. Houston, USA
- Spatial Biology West Coast – 4th -5th Dec. San Diego, USA
- Inaugural ESSB meeting – 12th -13th Dec. Berlin, Germany
Visit Dr. Lucas Schütz and Dr. Fabian Svara at the ariadne.ai booth to learn about the latest developments in #spatialbiology for #neurodegenerative diseases while enjoying some swiss chocolate.
Publication: Spatial mapping of hepatic ER and mitochondria architecture reveals zonated remodeling in fasting and obesity
Congratulations to Güneş Parlakgül, M.D., Gokhan Hotamisligil and their coworkers for publishing their work
“Spatial mapping of hepatic ER and mitochondria architecture reveals zonated remodeling in fasting and obesity.” in Nature Communications.
With the help of our 3dEMtrace pipeline for automated image segmentation, the research team successfully mapped the intricate architecture of hepatic endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and mitochondria. This enabled detailed analysis of cellular remodeling under different nutritional states, providing new insights into liver metabolism and its adaptation during fasting and obesity.
https://lnkd.in/eYzhUsV5
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Conference: FENS2024
We just returned from #Bio2024 and #EACR, but the next meeting is already on the horizon!
Excited to announce that my colleague Tosin Oyewale and I will be attending #FENS2024 to showcase the innovative services offered by ariadne.ai ag:
- Proofreading (rent proofreaders and / or use our proofreading environment)
- Spatial biology (on brain sections)
- Cell segmentation
Looking forward to connecting in #Wien to dive into discussions on #neuroscience, #neurology, #neurodegenerativediseases, #spatialbiology, #spatialproteomics #spatialtranscriptomics and #spatialomics. See you there! #conference #researchers #innovation
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Conference: BIO2024
Day 3 at #Bio2024: Exciting news from ariadne.ai ag at the swiss pavilion (booth 2111)! Join Fabian Svara and me to discover how to effortlessly analyze your spatial omics data on any computer or tablet using our cloud platform #SPATIAL. Our platform seamlessly supports #spatialproteomics, #spatialtranscriptomics or #Imagingmasscytometry data. Still unsure? Stop by our booth for a personal demo with your preferred data sets like #Xenium, #VisiumHD, #Codex, #CosMx…
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Conference: SLAS2024
Good morning from Barcelona! Today marks the first day of SLAS Europe 2024, and we couldn’t be more excited to be here. If you’re attending, make sure to stop by the ariadne.ai ag booth #919 to learn about our cutting-edge solutions for #highthroughput #imageanalysis and #imageprocessing.
At ariadne.ai, we specialize in supporting you with software for the analysis of #spatialomics data, #lightmicroscopy, #electronmicroscopy, and much more. Our expertise lies in complex cell types like #neurons or 3D data such as #organoids and #spheroids.
And, of course, we wouldn’t want you to leave without a taste of some delicious Swiss chocolate. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Publication: Spatial mapping of hepatic ER and mitochondria architecture reveals zonated remodeling in fasting and obesity
Congratulations to Debnath Ghosal and Matthew D Johnson on their groundbreaking research uncovering novel cell-to-cell interactions between DPANN archaea Candidatus Micrarchaeota ARM-1 and its host Metallosphaera javensis.
Their use of advanced electron cryotomography has revealed fascinating insights into microbial symbiosis.
We’re happy that our TomoTrace product supported this incredible work, providing the tools necessary for such detailed structural analysis.
Read more about this innovative study here: https://lnkd.in/gsd9EkbZ
Day 3 of ABRF and the #spatialbiology trend is taking over! With spatial biology companies at every turn, it’s hard to know where to start. Luckily, booth 617 has got you covered. Stop by for a demo of ariadne.ai ag SPATIAL, the software that takes your data analysis to the next level.
Don’t just collect data with a fancy device, analyze it and answer your scientific questions with ease. Plus, our cloud-based analysis software specializes in complex cell type segmentation, including neurons.
Join the #spatialtranscriptomics and #spatialproteomics revolution with ariadne.ai ag SPATIAL. See you at booth 617!
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Conference: ITOC2024
Goodbye London – Hello Munich!
After a great #SpatialBiologyUK2024 conference we leave London and are on our way back to Germany.
Tomorrow we will drive to Munich for the #ITOC2024.
Visit us in Munich to learn more about ariadne.ai ag SPATIAL (https://ariadne.ai/spatial) and our products for automated image analysis.
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Company news: ariadne.ai announces SPATIAL!
Our customers trust our worry-free analysis service for biomedical images and imaging-based assays.
However, have you ever seen worry-free spatial biology analysis? Well, we hadn’t… until today.
We are very happy to announce SPATIAL, a cloud-based spatial biology analysis suite covering all steps from preprocessing to downstream statistical analysis. SPATIAL requires no coding skills or specialized hardware, runs in your browser and supports all spatial omics modalities, including multi-omics experiments.
And best of all: It’s backed by a high-powered team of image analysis experts, ready to adapt it to whatever needs you may have.
Join us on February 29th at 4 pm CET for our market launch webinar and stay tuned for more details
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Company news: SPATIAL launch roadshow
Join us on our SPATIAL launch roadshow that brings us to the Midwest this April and May for #ABRF2024 and #Immunology2024!
- Limited slots are available for in-person meetings between the two events. Book your demo of SPATIAL, our groundbreaking analysis tool for spatial biology, directly at your location in the Midwest.
- Availability:
April 21 to 24: #ABRF2024 in Minneapolis
April 25 to May 2: Available for on-site demos at your Midwest location
May 3 to 7: #Immunology2024 in Chicago
ariadne.ai SPATIAL is the scalable end-to-end solution for spatial biology: covering stitching, image (cycle) registration, cell segmentation, statistical analysis and more.
Drop us a message here or email contact@ariadne.ai to book your demo. We look forward to exploring new collaborations!
2023
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Conference: Nordic Life Science Days in Copenhagen
Just 2 weeks to go until the Nordic Life Science Days in Copenhagen start. ariadne.ai will be part of the German Pavilion. Join us at booth C32 and learn more about our solutions for spatialbiology
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Publication: Signature morphoelectric properties of diverse GABAergic interneurons
Two Science papers in one issue (post from October 26)? …it is possible 😃
Our LMtrace analysis platform was also used by scientists around Brian R. Lee in their work
Signature morphoelectric properties of diverse GABAergic interneurons in the human neocortex
where they analyzed the morphoelectric properties of 778 human neurons. using patch-clamp and RNA-sequencing.
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Conference: ariadne.ai ag at the BIOEUROPE
Only 1 week to go until the #BIOEUROPE! Our CEO Dr. Fabian Svara will represent ariadne.ai and give insights into the ariadne technology for automated #imageanalysis, #highthroughput #imageprocessing, #cellpainting, #spatialbiology and applications for #drugdiscovery and #drugdevelopment.
See you in Munich!
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Publication: Morphoelectric & transcriptomic properties of L1 interneurons
Just out in Science: A detailed analysis of the morphoelectric & transcriptomic properties of L1 interneurons in mouse & human neocortex.
Thomas Chartrand et Al. managed to define different types of L1 neurons using single-cell trancriptomics.
They found that “cell types in both human and mouse were differentiated by morphological and electrophysiological features related to basic neuronal function.” They further characterized 2 of the found cell types, the “rosehip” and a “PAX6-expressing” type.
https://lnkd.in/eaGsGm-R
We’re humbled for having contributed to this landmark study with our neuron reconstruction & shape analysis platform LMtrace.
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Conference: BioRNConference in Heidelberg
Today we are at the #BioRNConference in Heidelberg. Another great event organized by BioRN Life Science Cluster Rhine-Neckar.
Meet Dr. Fabian Svara and Dr. Lucas Schütz to learn about our solutions for #imageanalysis #imageprocessing #spatialbiology #spatialproteomics
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Conference: Start of the Conference season
The summer months are almost over that means the conference season is about to start. Dr. Fabian Svara and Dr. Lucas Schütz already picked 6 exciting conferences where they will present the newest achievements of ariadne.ai.
Do you remember this poster from last year? Be prepared, we upgraded the workflow…
Join us at
…the #SpatialBiologyEurope in Amsterdam, the #BiotechX in Basel, the #ELRIGDrugDiscovery in Liverpool, the #BioEurope in Munich, the #NLSD2023 in Copenhagen and the #Biofit in Marseille…
and learn about simple #spatialbiology data analysis and many more solutions for #lightmicroscopy and #electronmicroscopy data.
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Publication: Neuronal wiring diagram of an adult brain
“The first neuronal wiring diagram of a whole adult brain, containing 5×10^7 chemical synapses between ~130,000 neurons reconstructed from a female Drosophila melanogaster” has been published as preprint – and ariadne.ai ag is part of it
We are humbled and proud for having contributed to this milestone in neuroscience with our cell shape proofreading service. Thanks a lot for this awesome opportunity.
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Publication: Sequential chromogenic immunohistochemistry: spatial analysis of lymph nodes identifies contact interactions between plasmacytoid dendritic cells and plasmablasts
Thank you very much to the whole BioRN team, especially to Annalisa and Stephanie.
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Conference: LSX World Congress in London
Our management team Fabian Svara and Dr. Lucas Schütz had a busy week and just came back from the Swiss Biotech Days in Basel and the Biotrinity in London.
However, next week you have again the chance to meet them at the #LSXWorldCongress in London where they will present the newest technologies of ariadne.ai ag in a talk.
Join us and learn about our technology
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Team: Hoyeon Lee joined ariadne.ai
Great news, our team is growing!
Hoyeon Lee started as web developer at ariadne.ai. Hoyeon studied Education technology and Multimedia. Afterwards she started working in a DevOps team before she specialized in
Web development. At ariadne.ai Hoyeon will use her skills the optimize our #customerjourney and #customerexperience. We are happy to have her onboard adding further knowledge to our team.
We are looking forward to exciting conferences this year to present the ariadne.ai ag deep learning technology. One of them will be the Future Labs Live in Basel.
Want to learn more about our technology for automated analysis of Biomedical image data, e.g. Light microscopy, Electron Microscopy, Spatial biology? Visit us at Future Labs Live in Basel.
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Company news: ariadne.ai ag is a registered scientist.com supplier
If you are a scientist.com client, you can now find our solutions on their platform allowing for an easy ordering process without administrative overhead.
Publication: Cover story in The Journal of Clinical Investigation (JCI)
Thanks to our team we have a great start in the new year with the cover of the current issue of
The journal of clinical investigation (JCI)
https://www.jci.org/133/1
In this work our customers, Neha Shrestha and her colleagues could show how ER-structure changes when lacking quality control mechanisms.
https://lnkd.in/eqMfbcnE
The ariadne.ai team supported the work with image segmentation using our 3dEMtrace platform
2022
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Company news: The ariadne.ai (Germany) GmbH received 688,000 € fundin from the State of Baden-Württemberg
Time to celebrate!
Our subsidiary ariadne.ai (Germany) GmbH received funding of 688,000 € for the development of a deep-learning based analysis platform for spatial biology data.
