Please note, this is a children's workshop. Recommended age 10-16 years. Experienced use of keyboard and mouse, first words in English (for programming) are required. //

Welcome, mini-Pythonistas! In this workshop, we’ll dive into the world of Zümi, a programmable car that’s much more than just wheels and motors. With built-in sensors, lights, and a camera, Zümi can learn to recognize colors, respond to gestures, and even identify faces — all with your help!

While trees and human brains don't share that many properties regarding their domain, the analysis of the height of a tree and cancer in human brains does.
This talk provides a not-so-serious introduction to the domain of computer vision for pathological use cases.
Besides a general introduction to (digital) pathology and the technical similarities between satellite images (GeoTIFs) and pathological images (Whole-Slide Images), we will take a look at computer vision (both ML-based and conventional) on Python.
Whether you have never done image processing in Python, are an expert (ready to share some tricks with me), or are just curious to see pictures of a human brain, this talk is for you.
Warning: this talk contains quite abstract pink-ish pictures of human tissue (and trees^^). If you are unsure this is something you are comfortable with (have a friend), do a quick search for "HE-stained whole-slide image".