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Biomedical devices

Intelligent microscope uses AI to capture rare biological events

20 Sep 2022 Tami Freeman
Fluorescence microscope at EPFL
Intelligent control: The fluorescence microscope at EPFL's Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics. (Courtesy: Hillary Sanctuary/EPFL/CC BY-SA)
Fluorescence microscopy of live cells provides an indispensable tool for studying the dynamics of bi

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