This is the home of the SLASH project. SLASH stands for "*+S{+}{*}{*}calable system for\* \*+L{+}{*}{*}arge data\* \*+A{+}{*}{*}nalysis and\* \*+S{+}{*}{*}egmentation utilizing a\* \*+H{+}{*}{*}ybrid approach*" (yes it's a mouthful) and represents the name of a 3 year grant we submitted in Oct 2010, and were awarded May 2011. This is a joint grant shared between the \[The National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research (NCMIR)\|http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/\] at the \_University of California, San Diego (UCSD)\_ and \[The Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute (SCI)\|http://www.sci.utah.edu/\] at the \_University of Utah_. The aim of the grant is to: "*to couple novel automatic algorithms with highly scalable tools for collaboratively refining segmentations*" with SCI heading the charge for the development of novel automated algorithms, and NCMIR performing data collection and work on collaborative segmentation system. SLASH is a project spawned from the "*NeuroSeg*" group, and we still use a "neuroseg" e-mail list (+neuralseg@sci.utah.edu+), so it's easy to get the two terms confused. To learn more about this grant contact Rick Giuly. | 