Using Artificial Intelligence and Microscopes to see Particles at the Nanometer Scale

Nanoparticles are small metal particles (with a size 10.000 times smaller than a human hair) that are important for drug delivery, cancer therapy and Covid-19 tests.

To study these particles, it is important to see them, which we do with a microscope.

In this presentation, I will explain how I use self-learning computer algorithms to improve microscopy images to see these nanoparticles in full detail.

In my talk, I will give an overview of the applications of nanoparticles, describe how microscopes work and explain how I use artificial intelligence (Deep Learning) to improve the resolution of microscopy images.

Furthermore, instead of the entire story, I am happy to focus the lecture on one of these topics.

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