Virtual Nanoscopy Allows Scientists To Capture High Res Cell Map

There seems to be a lot of basic automation that can be done in biology. This is an example - an electron microscope with a computer controlled stage and image stitching.

I know people who do 3D microscopy of various kinds as well, and generally they have to acquire each image by hand. It's tedious and error prone, and automating it is basically a matter of figuring out how the microscope manufacturer's communication protocol works.

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/yzkljseMEgk/virtual-nanoscopy-allows-scientists-to-capture-high-res-cell-map

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