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Intelligent Microscopy: Software Runs Experiments

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HEIDELBERG, Germany, Jan. 25, 2011 — Scientists at European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) created new software that rapidly learns what researchers are looking for and automatically performs complex microscopy experiments. Micropilot detected cells at particular stages of cell division (each row shows one cell), and then instructed the microscope to remove fluorescent tags from proteins in half the cell’s nucleus (left), and record what happened next (middle and right). (Credit: EMBL) This new computer program can rapidly learn what the scientist is looking for and then takes over this laborious and...Read full article

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    Published: January 2011
    analyses low-resolution imagesbiological processesBiophotonicsCBX1cell divisionCENP-Eendoplasmic reticulumEuropeEuropean Molecular Biology Laboratoryfluorescently tagged proteinsGermanyhigh-resolution time-lapse videosImagingimaging experimentsintelligent microscopyJan EllenbergMicropilotMicroscopyMitosys and SystemsMicroscopyRainer PepperkokResearch & Technologysoftware runs experimentsTest & Measurementunattended microscopeLasers

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