Minh-Son Phan has a background in computer science with specialities in image data analysis and computational geometry. He finished his PhD at ICUBE, University of Strasbourg for the studies of 2D & 3D tomographic reconstruction. He then joined LOB, Institut Polytechnique Paris, where he worked in quantitative image analysis from largescale multicolor image volumes of mouse brain cortex. He is currently a research engineer at Institut Pasteur Paris, jointly working in the core facility Image Analysis Hub (IAH) and the research laboratory Dynamics of Developmental Decisions in Drosophila Unit (4D Unit).
He specializes in analyzing image data coming from various imaging modalities, including widefield, confocal, spinning disk microscopy, etc. He supports scientists around the Pasteur Campus in analyzing their image data, providing training image analysis tools/software and teaching.
He is particularly interested in
- spatial-temporal patterning dynamics of cell fates in living flies.
- applying Artificial Intelligence to address various tasks among the image analysis pipeline such as cell detection, segmentation, tracking, classification, etc.
Code/Tools he developed
