Whole-organ mapping using AI and light sheet microscopy

DATE: November 18, 2020

TIME:  08:00am PDT

We develop and implement technologies to solve some of the major bottlenecks in biomedical research. In particular, we establish new imaging approaches to visualize intact biological specimens (such as whole mouse organs and bodies, entire human organs, organoids, and engineered tissues) at the cellular and molecular level without sectioning. For example, we can visualize cancer metastasis, infections, inflammation, neurodegeneration, and drug targeting at single-cell level in whole transparent samples. We combined whole-sample imaging with artificial intelligence and engineered tissues of human diseases for personalized drug development. Overall, we believe that hypothesis-free biomedical research using unbiased technologies can substantially accelerate scientific discoveries and help to solve major health care problems sooner than anticipated.

Learning Objectives:

• Discover new imaging approaches to visualize large biological specimens at cellular resolution.
• Evaluate the benefits of using artificial intelligence in combination with whole-sample imaging.
• Apply a holistic understanding of complex cellular mechanisms and networks.

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