Biohub’s Residency Program: Pushing the Frontiers of Imaging, Together

Today’s most advanced microscopes can reveal biology in stunning detail, from molecular machines operating inside cells to the development of an entire organism. But much of what drives life at the cellular level — proteins folding, cargo moving among organelles — occurs at scales and speeds that current state-of-the-art microscopy still can’t capture. Closing that gap has become one of the central bottlenecks in biological research — and in building the data that AI models need to predict how cells behave. Biohub’s new Imaging Residency Program brings leading investigators from around the world and embeds them into its research teams…