Arne Seitz
Head of Bioimaging & Optics platform
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Arne Seitz is the Head of the Bioimaging & Optics platform at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on light microscopy, quality assessment and reproducibility, as well as bioimaging techniques for cellular applications. Recent works include topics such as the repeatability of motorized xy-tables, open-source image registration workflows, and innovative tools for the visualization of large datasets.
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