Seminar by Dr.YongKeun Park "Holotomography and artificial intelligence: label-free 3D imaging, classification, and inference of live cells and organoids"

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Dr.Yong Keun Park, Physics Department of KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), South Korea

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Holotomography and artificial intelligence: label-free 3D imaging, classification, and inference of live cells and organoids

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Holotomography (HT) is a powerful label-free imaging technique that enables high-resolution, three-dimensional quantitative phase imaging (QPI) of live cells and organoids through the use of refractive index (RI) distributions as intrinsic imaging contrast1-3. Similar to X-ray computed tomography, HT acquires multiple two-dimensional holograms of a sample at various illumination angles, from which a 3D RI distribution of the sample is reconstructed by inversely solving the wave equation.

By combining label-free and quantitative 3D imaging capabilities of HT with machine learning approaches, there is potential to provide synergistic capabilities in bioimaging and clinical diagnosis. In this presentation, we will discuss the potential benefits and challenges of combining QPI and artificial intelligence (AI) for various aspects of imaging and analysis, including segmentation, classification, and imaging inference3-6. We will also highlight recent advances in this field and provide insights on future research directions. Overall, the combination of QPI and AI holds great promise for advancing biomedical imaging and diagnostics.

References:
1.    Y. Park, C. Depeursinge and G. Popescu, Nature Photonics 12 (10), 578-589 (2018).
2.    Y. Baek and Y. Park, Nature Photonics 15 (5), 354-360 (2021).
3.  S. Shin and Y. Park, Nature Materials, 2022
4    M. Lee, Y.-H. Lee, J. Song, G. Kim, Y. Jo, H. Min, C. H. Kim and Y. Park, Elife 9, e49023 (2020).
5.    G. Kim, et al, Light: Science and Application, 2022
6.    Y. Jo, H. Cho, W. S. Park, G. Kim, D. Ryu, Y. S. Kim, M. Lee, H. Joo, H. Jo, S. Lee, H.-S. Min and Y. Park, Nature Cell Biology (2022).