Anne Carpenter

What is the COA form? 

NSF requires you to report all “Co-authors on any book, article, report, abstract or paper with...

Fernanda Garcia-Fossa & Anne Carpenter

In a typical quantitative microscopy experiment, biologists choose fluorescent biomarkers and measure particular features (that is “metrics”) that they...

Anne Carpenter

Clearly communicating the impact of your research is one of the most important skills you need to develop as a scientist, and yet typically it is only taught by doing (and if you...

Anne Carpenter

As the PI of the Carpenter lab (a.k.a. Broad Institute Imaging Platform, including the CellProfiler team), people often ask how I manage so many ongoing collaborations: we discuss...

Anne Carpenter

We are thrilled to announce that CellProfiler 3.0 is now released!  Download it here.

Eighteen months in the making, this is the first version of CellProfiler that can identify...

Anne Carpenter

Not every image you capture on your microscope is suited for quantification, no matter how nice they may look. Even though you might not notice any problems by eye, the tips outlined...

Anne Carpenter

Biologists are coming up with more and more complex physiologically-relevant assay systems and scaling them up for screens. From co-cultured cells to C. elegans to 3D organoids...

Anne Carpenter

So you already know how to put together an image analysis pipeline to measure particular phenotypes of interest? Great!

Have you ever considered looking for the unexpected? Say you...