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Biological imaging

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Translational and Clinical
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Video microscopy aims to improve target discovery and drug development and to do so generates large volumes of data.
Professor Jens Rittscher has a joint appointment between the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, the Target Discovery Institute and the Department of Engineering Science. His research aims to enhance our understanding of complex biological processes through the analysis of image data acquired at the microscopic scale.

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Translational and Clinical
People
Jens Rittscher
Keywords
microscopy
target discovery
drug development
data
biological processes
Department: Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
Date Added: 09/02/2015
Duration: 00:07:25

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