The International Conference on Mesoscale Biology (ICMB)
Nature Biotechnology 2026 | High-fidelity intravital imaging of biological dynamics with latent-s...
LEAO extracts wave-optics priors from spatial-angular data and disentangles them in latent space to improve aberration estimation accuracy and robustness across various challenging conditions, enabling high-fidelity intravital imaging.
Nature 2026 | Sub-second Volumetric 3D Printing by Synthesis of Holographic Light Fields
DISH redefines volumetric 3D printing with a 0.6 second exposure time. This innovation breaks speed-precision limits, fits materials of diverse vicosities and successive processing scenarios in fluids.
Science 2026 | Deeper detection limits in astronomical imaging using self-supervised spatiotempor...
Astronomical Self-supervised Transformer-based Denoising (ASTERIS) uses spatiotemporal information across multiple exposures to deepen detection limits by 1.0 magnitude while preserving accuracy. Validated with deep JWST imaging data, it reveals faint structures and triples redshift ≳ 9 galaxy candidates than prior methods.
Nature Biotechnology 2025 | A neural network for long-term super-resolution imaging of live cells...
The Bayesian deformable phase-space alignment time-lapse image super-resolution (Bayesian DPA-TISR) neural network can adaptively enhance the cross-frame alignment in the phase domain and outperform existing state-of-the-art SISR and TISR models, which enables multi-color live-cell super-resolution imaging for more than 10,000 timepoints of various biological specimens with high fidelity, temporal consistency, and accurate confidence quantification.
Cell 2024 | Long-term mesoscale imaging of 3D intercellular dynamics across a mammalian organ
RUSH3D, with integration of multiple computational imaging methods based on scanning light-field framework, facilitates long-term high-speed centimeter-wide mesoscale 3D imaging at single-cell resolution in a compact system for broad practical applications in understanding large-scale intercellular dynamics at the mammalian organ level.
Nature Photonics 2024 | Direct observation of atmospheric turbulence with a video-rate wide-field...
The Wide-field Wavefront Sensor (WISE) achieves the first video-rate detection and prediction of atmospheric turbulence distribution over a field of view exceeding 1100 arcseconds, nearly a thousand times larger than that of traditional adaptive optics. This breakthrough addresses the challenges of observing wide-field, anisoplanatic atmospheric turbulence, while offering high resolution, strong robustness, and plug-and-play capabilities.
