Demetri Psaltis

Title: Demetri Psaltis and Computational Identification of Subcellular Structures.

Introduction

Demetri Psaltis is an inventor associated with Preverenges, Switzerland. His patent work addresses computational analysis of phase-contrast tomography, with an emphasis on identifying subcellular structures without chemical staining.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists 1 patent associated with Psaltis: “Computer-Implemented Method and Corresponding Apparatus for Identifying Subcellular Structures in the Non-Chemical Staining Mode from Phase Contrast Tomography Reconstructions in Flow Cytometry.” The invention describes a computer-implemented method and apparatus for identifying subcellular structures from tomographic reconstructions. It extracts three-dimensional subcellular information directly from phase-contrast data produced by flow cytometry or other experimental systems capable of generating quantitative phase-contrast tomograms. Its computational segmentation method uses statistical inference to analyze three-dimensional phase-contrast data.

Career Highlights

Psaltis is associated with Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche. The patent described here highlights an approach to analyzing tomographic data that may support the identification of cellular structures without chemical staining.

Collaborations

The provided information names Pietro Ferraro and Daniele Pirone as Psaltis’s coworkers. Their connection to the patent or specific research activities is not further detailed in the supplied information.

Conclusion

Demetri Psaltis’s listed patent focuses on computationally identifying subcellular structures from three-dimensional phase-contrast tomography, offering a non-chemical-staining approach to analyzing tomographic data.