Hi, I'm Gabriel Selzer
I’m a Master’s student in the Computer Science program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I’ll be graduating in May 2024, and am actively looking for positions in the Chicago, IL area.
I’ve been a member of the Elicieri Lab (LOCI) since the summer of 2017, where I’ve become a member of the ImageJ2/Fiji core team. It is my goal to make scientific computation more accessible to scientists of all technical backgrounds.
When I’m not online, you can find me out on a disc golf course, sailing Lake Mendota, or at the gym. I’m a diehard Milwaukee Brewers fan, and also love board and video games!
Technologies I love
Technologies I’ve Used (and want to know more about!)
Projects I’m Proud of
- SciJava3, the next generation of the SciJava ecosystem
- napari-imagej, a napari plugin designed to unify the Python scientific stack with the ImageJ ecosystem.
Educational Background
| May 2024 | M.S. | Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| December 2021 | B.S. | Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| December 2021 | Cert. | German, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
My Publications
Selzer, G.J., Rueden, C.T., Hiner, M.C. et al. napari-imagej: ImageJ ecosystem access from napari. Nat Methods (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-01990-0
Gahm NA, Rueden CT, Evans III EL, Selzer G, Hiner MC, Chacko JV, Gao D, Sherer NM, Eliceiri KW. “New Extensibility and Scripting Tools in the ImageJ Ecosystem.” Current protocols. 2021 Aug;1(8):e204. https://doi.org/10.1002/cpz1.204