We demonstrate our method on biological samples with a range of RIs, including a whole fly brain 🧠 (imaged in < 3 min⚡) and > 1 cm long mouse bone 🐭🦴 (🧵 5/6).
@JamesDManton Here just an example of the spokes target that I used in the original tweet many years ago.
Notice how the stopping is SNR dependent:
High = 23 iter. | Medium = 22 iter. | Low = 17 iter.
@JamesDManton It also depends on the object though!
Objects containing a wide range of spatial frequencies tend to require larger number of iterations to be deconvolved.
At which iteration would you stop this image restoration? Comment below.🤔🔬
me, @microRussell, @JamesDManton, @AndrewGYork had an idea, which I am going to present at #FOM2022 | @FOMconferences on Tuesday at 13:25 (CET) in "Image Analysis Methods"
Enjoying day 2 of #FOM2023🔬with lots of light-sheet talks. Visit poster P1-G/3 to learn more about dual-view oblique plane microscopy (dOPM) and its application to high-content imaging of 3D cancer organoid models as part of the @MACH3Cancer CRUK Accelerator.
Any idea what this animation could represent? #FOM2023 | @FOMconferences | @KavliOxford | @OxfordChemistry
Come to my poster (P2-F / 11) in the "Various Topics" poster session on Tuesday to find out. 🔬💻👩🔬
This study involves the simulation of the interferometric nature of the detected signal, a quantification of the effects of glass roughness and protein shape/orientation ... and many more.
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Our preprint on the principles & limitations on inferring mass from optical signals is out today.
https://t.co/Vzvvs9ljaS
Many thanks to @KukuraLab at @KavliOxford | @OxfordChemistry and the Schuler lab @UZH_en
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Out today: As it turns out, imaging using a full pupil is not always the best one can do. Instead split the information & computationally recombine!
https://t.co/xVIN0jjepl
Many thanks to: @TakahiroDeguch1, @AlexanderJugler, Ronny Förster, Uwe Hübner, @JonasRies, @HeintzmannLab