LOCI
Laboratory for Optical and Computational Instrumentation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Kevin Eliceiri is Director of the Laboratory for Optical
and Computational Instrumentation
(LOCI)
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
LOCI is an NSF and NIH-funded instrumentation group with the mission of
developing advanced optical and computational techniques
for imaging and experimentally manipulating living
specimens. Kevin leads these efforts and is working on
utilizing the OME system as a visualization framework for
multidimensional biological image data.
Curtis Rueden is a software architect at the Laboratory for Optical
and Computational Instrumentation
(LOCI)
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is the project lead for
all of LOCI's software projects — he designed the Bio-Formats
library API, and continues to take an active role as the project evolves.
He also spearheaded the
OME-TIFF
file format and participates in the consortium's
OME-XML
efforts. Curtis has written several visualization tools including VisBio
and
SLIM Plotter, and
is currently working to improve interoperability between
ImageJ, OME and other analysis software.
Before joining LOCI, Curtis was part of UW-Madison's
SSEC Visualization Project
as a developer of the
VisAD
Java component library.
Past OME Developers at LOCI
Melissa Linkert — Melissa has moved to work on Bio-Formats for Glencoe Software.
Eric Kjellman
Christopher Peterson
