🎉 Welcome to the AI4Life - Open Calls repository 🎉
Each year, several projects are selected for deep learning support. The AI4Life Open Calls team then spend 6 months investigating ways to improve existing workflows and the applicability of deep learning to the selected projects.
In this repository, you can find a list of the finalized pipelines for each Open Call.
- 3 - Treat CKD
- 6 - Murine skeletal muscle analysis
- 10 - Image-guided gating strategy for image-enabled cell sorting of phytoplankton
- 11 - Segmentation and tracking of epithelial cells
- 47 - Automated detection and quantification of senescent cells
- 52 - Atlas of Symbiotic partnerships in plankton
- 66 - Automated and integrated cilia profiling
- 74 - Leaf tracker plant species proof
- 11 - Automated species annotation in turbid waters
- 13 - Optimizing calcium image acquisition with machine learning denoising algorithms
- 23 - Enhancing the effective resolution of intravital microscopy with digital expansion microscopy
- 14 - Diatom symbioses at planetary scale
- 21 - Automated segmentation of actin filaments in intact cells (EM)
- 26 - Ultrastructural protein mapping through Correlation of Light and Electron Microscopy
- 38 - NeuroScan - A 3D human motor neuron disease platform for high throughput drug screening
- 3 - Improving nuclei segmentation using Cellprofiler and StarDist
- 11 - 3D Matrix Motility Map (3DM³)
- 14 - The speed of life in trees
- 17 - Imprints of Wind Disturbances on Wood Anatomy
- 18 - Detection of Nuclear Pore Complexes with shape variability imaged by DNA PAINT
- 19 - Segmentation of sparse bacteria in human tissue
- 26 - Automatic microtubule doublet picking in tomograms
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