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  • Microscopy
  • Deep learning applications

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  • Existing computational reconstruction algorithms struggle with efficiency for large-scale data.
  • A need exists for improved reconstruction speed and quality in integrated microscopy.

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  • To develop DeepInMiniscope, a miniaturized integrated microscope with a custom optical mask.
  • To create an efficient physics-informed deep learning model for rapid 3D object reconstruction.
  • To demonstrate enhanced reconstruction quality and speed for large-scale imaging data.

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  • Development of a miniaturized integrated microscope with a novel optical mask.

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