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Characterization and modelling

Characterization and modelling

Super resolution microscopy gets a dose of deep learning

14 May 2018 Michael Shannon 
Reconstructing image data with ANNA-PALM
ANNA-PALM allows imaging of a large field of view of cells composed of sparse data, and their subsequent reconstruction into very dense data. Here, its microtubules, part of a cells cytoskeleton involved in many functions including protein transport and structural maintenance. Courtesy Nature Biotechnology
Super resolution localization images typically require hundreds or thousands of frames to provide a

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Michael Shannon is a network contributor to Physics World. Michael is a postdoc in advanced microscopy at Osaka University, Japan. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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