With support from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), Morgridge investigator Randy Bartels will be on a quest to break the “ballistic barrier” in biomedical imaging to peer more deeply into living tissue.
Author: Brian Mattmiller
A foundation model for bioimaging? A Morgridge scientist explores the possibilities
Morgridge investigator Juan Caicedo is developing an AI-driven image processing platform called “universal morphology,” which has the potential to turbocharge research into cell biology and drug discovery.
The Pelican Project: Building a universal plug for scientific data-sharing
Morgridge is home to a National Science Foundation initiative to make big data generated by federal research findable, accessible and reusable for all.
Morgridge helping build a multinational bio-imaging community
BioImaging North America, a project housed at the Morgridge Institute, is helping a community of more than 1,200 scientists take their imaging research and technology to new heights.
Researchers illuminate HIV in cell-to-cell attack mode
When cells infected with HIV make contact with uninfected cells, a new study reveals how that connection unleashes a hornet’s nest of activity that helps drive transmission.