Single molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) is one of the most popular super-resolution imaging methods. In this talk, we'll highlight recent computational developments of our lab to push the limits of SMLM.
First, we will present ANNA-PALM, a computational technique based on deep learning that can reconstruct high resolution views from strongly under-sampled SMLM data and widefield images, enabling considerable speed-ups without any compromise on spatial resolution.
Second, we will present ZOLA-3D a combined optical and computational method that enables versatile 3D super-resolution imaging over up to ~5 um depth.
Third, we will briefly highlight shareloc.xyz, an online platform to facilitate the sharing and reanalysis of SMLM data.
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