Quantitative assessment of vascularization is important in bone regeneration research, but CD31-immunohistochemically stained sections are often evaluated manually or semi-quantitatively, limiting reproducibility and comparability. The aim of this st...
The size distribution of droplets in emulsions is very important for adjusting the effects of many indices on their quality. In addition to other methods for the determination of the size distribution of droplets, the usage of machine learning during...
Bird monitoring is an important approach to studying the diversity and abundance of birds, especially during migration, as it can provide core data for bird conservation purposes. The previous methods for bird number estimation are largely based on m...
Previous methods to measure protozoan numbers mostly rely on manual counting, which suffers from high variation and poor efficiency. Although advanced counting devices are available, the specialized and usually expensive machinery precludes their pre...
Cell segmentation is a critical step for image-based experimental analysis. Existing cell segmentation methods are neither entirely automated nor perform well under basic laboratory microscopy. This study proposes an efficient and automated cell segm...
The effects of climate change are causing an increase in the frequency and extent of natural disasters. Because of their morphological characteristics, rivers can cause major flooding events. Indeed, they can be subjected to variations in discharge i...
Non-invasive characterization of painting stratigraphy is challenged by light attenuation in optically heterogeneous opaque materials composing micrometric layers. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) provides suitable, non-invasive, depth-resolved ima...
T cells play a pivotal role in cancer research, particularly in immunotherapy, which harnesses the immune system to target malignancies. However, conventional expansion methods face limitations such as high reagent consumption, contamination risks, a...
Grassland represents more than half of the agricultural land. Numerous metrics (biomass, functional trait, species composition) can be used to describe grassland vegetation and its multiple functions. The measures of these metrics are generally destr...
The blood–brain barrier (BBB) is a selective barrier that controls the transport between the blood and neural tissue features and maintains brain homeostasis to protect the central nervous system (CNS). In vitro models can be useful to understand the...
Background and Objective: Cerebral cavernous malformation (CCM) is a vascular disorder causing seizures, neurological deficits, and hemorrhagic stroke. It can be sporadic or inherited via CCM1, CCM2, or CCM3 gene mutations. Inflammation is broadly re...