#ExpertAnswers: Alexandra Lubin & Jason Otterstrom on Automated Microscopy
Airdate: Tuesday, July 27, 2021 Season: 8 Episode: 42
Guests: Alexandra Lubin, Jason Otterstrom
This episode of #ExpertAnswers features Dr. Alexandra Lubin, post-doctoral research associate at UCL cancer institute and Dr. Jason Otterstrom, application scientist at IDEA bio-medical, who recently joined us to discuss discuss the use of deep learning-powered automated microscopy and image analysis for fast, in vivo zebrafish screening.
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Associated Webinar: Casting a Wider Net in Zebrafish Screening with Automated Microscopy and Image Analysis
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