This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Princeton University. Active years: 2023.
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Years Active: 2023
Title: Joakim Anden: Inventor in Electron Microscopy
Introduction
Joakim Anden is an inventor based in Princeton, New Jersey, and is associated with Princeton University. His work includes an invention for automatically identifying particle images in electron microscopy micrographs.
Latest Patents
Anden is credited with 1 patent: “Fully Automatic, Template-Free Particle Picking for Electron Microscopy.” The patent describes systems and methods that automatically locate and extract two-dimensional particle projections from a micrograph. The method selects reference images by analyzing partially overlapping image windows and comparing their statistical characteristics. It then uses normalized cross-correlation to identify other locations containing projections of the same type of particle. These projections can be used to help determine the particle’s three-dimensional structure.
Career Highlights
The patent addresses a key image-analysis task in electron microscopy: finding particle projections without relying on manually supplied templates. Automating this process can support the analysis of micrographs used in structural research.
Collaborations
The patent work is associated with Princeton University. Anden’s listed coworkers include Yuehaw Khoo and Amit Singer.
Conclusion
Joakim Anden’s patent applies automated image analysis to particle picking in electron microscopy, supporting the identification of particle projections for three-dimensional structural determination.
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