Applications for AI in the Lab
What is AI and how can it be applied to scientific instruments?
image processing
Identifying Collagen Fiber Types I and III High Color Rendering LED
Collagen fibers stained with Picrosirius Red allows distinction between two fiber types using polarized light observation
Image Processing with Deconvolution
Deconvolution is an image processing technique that reverses image degradation using the optical system’s point spread function
Outsmarting Deep Fakes: AI-Driven Imaging System Protects Authenticity
Researchers implant 'digital watermarks' using a neural network to easily spot manipulated photos and video
Can Artificial Intelligence Tell a Polar Bear from a Can Opener?
UCLA psychologists' experiments demonstrate severe limitations of 'deep learning' machines
New Method Gives Microscope a Boost in Resolution
Mirrored slides now allow significantly sharper images
Say Cheese! Why a Toothy Smile Makes It Easier for You to Be Identified
A fulsome smile in a photo makes it easier for people to identify the individual, say researchers at the University of York
Database Will Help Build Foundation for Steganalysis of Forensic Evidence
Steganalysis is of growing interest to forensic investigators analyzing digital photos, which might contain hidden content related to a criminal case
Identifying Faces in Video Images is Major Challenge, Report Shows
To advance video facial identification for these and other applications, the National Institute of Standards and Technology conducted a large public test known as the Face in Video Evaluation
Does My Eye Deceive Me? Not with These Digital Forensics Tools
DARPA awards NYU Tandon professor and fellow researchers $10 million to use artificial intelligence to catch the subtlest manipulations of images and video