Expanding SRM as a unified hub for open and collaborative super-resolution microscopy

Expanding SRM as a unified hub for open and collaborative super-resolution microscopy

Category

Contribute

Institutions

EPFL

Data type

Super-resolution microscopy (SRM)

Field

Bioengineering

Researchers

Wayne Wen Wei Yang

Description

Super-resolution microscopy (SRM) is a key technique that allows scientists to observe biological processes at the nanoscale. In 2021, the SRM Hub was created as a central platform for researchers to share, benchmark, and learn SRM techniques, with a focus on single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM). Key features include benchmarking competition and a rendering tool for SMLM data. Recent advancements have led to the adoption of other microscopy techniques including stimulated emission depletion microscopy (STED) and structured illumination microscopy (SIM). In this project, we updated and expanded the SRM hub website to ensure its continued relevance. Specifically, we propose to expand the library of resources and educational material available on the SRM hub to include resources for other SRM modalities, and we aim to grow the user base of the website. The SRM hub was rejuvenated and expanded in order to ensure continued relevance, stability and reliability and improved outreach.
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