Welcome to Digital Cell Imaging Lab
Committed to innovative research in digital cell imaging technology, building high-throughput, high-content, high-resolution cell atlas
Cell atlas is aimed at mapping every cell type across organisms, detailing their molecular signatures, spatial locations, and functional attributes. It enhances our understanding of healthy and diseased states at a cellular level, which is essential for advancing biomedical research. Our research focuses on digital cell imaging, aiming to construct cellular maps of the brain and pathological tissues.
Students and research fellows in our lab（Karl Zhanghao group) leverage their diverse backgrounds in optics, deep learning, and life science to develop technology breakthroughs in high-throughput, high-content, high- and super-resolution imaging and deep learning image processing, as well as the industrial automation of existing multi-omics detection technologies.
Research Areas
- • Super-Resolution Microscopy
- • Deep Learning Image Analysis
- • Spatial Transcriptomics
- • Cell Atlas Construction
News Highlights
Pyramidal Lens Breakthrough: Illuminating Wide Fields of View
AI Microscope Captures "Family Portrait" of 15 Cell Structures
Spectral-Polarization Optical Tomography: Multi-Dimensional Super-Resolution "Street View Map"
Nat Comm | Important Progress in Polarized Structured Illumination Microscopy
Team Activities
