Japanese scientists have found a way to observe clotting activity in blood as it happens, without needing invasive procedures. The post AI microscope can spot deadly blood clots before they strike ...

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have developed a groundbreaking AI-powered technology that can non-invasively monitor ...

Researchers from the University of Tokyo have found a way to observe clotting activity in blood as it happens—without needing invasive procedures. Using a new type of microscope and artificial ...

Yesterday’s plenary talk by Keisuke Goda, Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Tokyo (and an ImPACT Program Manager, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan), considered recent ...

“We have invented a new type of imaging technology that overcomes the fundamental limitation between sensitivity and speed,” said Keisuke Goda, an optoelectronic specialist at the University ...

Researchers Keisuke Goda, Kevin Tsia and team leader Bahram Jalali developed the approach that captures each picture with an ultrashort laser, a flash of light a billionth of a second long.

says senior author Keisuke Goda, a physical chemist at the University of Tokyo. "We envision the developed tool to be broadly applicable in the study of what genes affect the spatial localization ...

But, by getting rid of the millions of light-sensing elements of conventional CCD arrays and replacing them with a single, high-sensitivity, high-speed photodetector, Keisuke Goda and colleagues ...

Although its current resolution is only about 2,500 pixels, that can probably be improved, says Keisuke Goda, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles, and one of the authors on ...