Quantitative Biology Across Scales
Our aim: To combine innovative imaging techniques and AI to extend imaging scales from cells to tissues and organs to transform clinical practice.
Michele Darrow
Michele earned her PhD from Baylor College of Medicine, where she applied cryo electron tomography and cryo soft X ray tomography to investigate protein misfolding disorders. After postdoctoral work developing cryo-soft X-ray imaging and associated correlative imaging and image analysis…
Using artificial intelligence to understand stillbirth
Researchers in the Rosalind Franklin Institute’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Informatics theme are collaborating on a bold international programme to find ways to reduce stillbirth rates by half in just three years.
Harnessing the power of citizen scientists
The Rosalind Franklin Institute’s Artificial Intelligence and Informatics (AI&I) theme and imaging teams are working with citizen scientists on a range of projects.
In Utero
Stillbirth is the result of varied processes taking place within both the mother’s and baby’s organs during pregnancy – a time of rapid changes.
Maud Dumoux
Maud has a PhD in immunology from Paris 7 Diderot. Prior to working at the Franklin, she worked at the Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology and Diamond light source. She is interested in the development of imaging modalities and…