Advanced Software for Batch Processing of Correlative Imaging with Quantitative Phase and Fluorescence

Supervisor

Dr. Daniel Zicha

Research Group

Experimental Biophotonics

 

Topic Description


Design and develop software for batch processing of correlative imaging, dealing with responses of live tissue culture cells, where quantitative phase and fluorescence micrographs are stored in directories corresponding to individual experiments, which include time-lapse, multi-field, and multi-channel sequences. The software should perform relevant pipelines of image-processing steps on individual time-lapse sequences, appreciating the natural hierarchy of the experimental design and feeding the cell-relevant segmentation results into data analysis based on analysis of variance. The project should allow flexibility in the experimental design hierarchy and utilize the extensive experience and development in the field achieved by our research group. The software should be multi-platform, including Windows and Unix, and utilize Mathematica, C, and potentially Python.

 

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