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most citedDeep Learning for Optical Tweezers

23 citations · 28 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

q-bio.BM2026

Protein Dynamics Beyond Structure Prediction

Juliette Griffié, Sviatlana Shashkova, Antonio Ciarlo +41

The ability to predict protein three-dimensional structures from amino acid sequences is a landmark achievement in molecular biology, where recent deep learning approaches such as…

physics.bio-ph2025

SmartTrap: Automated Precision Experiments with Optical Tweezers

Martin Selin, Antonio Ciarlo, Giuseppe Pesce +10

There is a trend in research towards more automation using smart systems powered by artificial intelligence. While experiments are often challenging to automate, they can greatly b…

physics.optics2024★ 5 cited

Microscopic Geared Mechanisms

Gan Wang, Marcel Rey, Antonio Ciarlo +5

The miniaturization of mechanical machines is critical for advancing nanotechnology and reducing device footprints. Traditional efforts to downsize gears and micromotors have faced…

cond-mat.soft2024

Programmable self-assembly of core-shell ellipsoids at liquid interfaces

Jack Eatson, Susann Bauernfeind, Benjamin Midtvedt +9

Ellipsoidal particles confined at liquid interfaces exhibit complex self-assembly behaviour due to quadrupolar capillary interactions induced by meniscus deformation. These interac…

physics.optics2024★ 23 cited

Deep Learning for Optical Tweezers

Antonio Ciarlo, David Bronte Ciriza, Martin Selin +5

Optical tweezers exploit light--matter interactions to trap particles ranging from single atoms to micrometer-sized eukaryotic cells. For this reason, optical tweezers are a ubiqui…

physics.optics2023

Optimal calibration of optical tweezers with arbitrary integration time and sampling frequencies -- A general framework

Laura Pérez-Garcéa, Martin Selin, Antonio Ciarlo +6

Optical tweezers (OT) have become an essential technique in several fields of physics, chemistry, and biology as precise micromanipulation tools and microscopic force transducers.…