Klaus D. Tönnies

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Published: 1993
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2013
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Stefan Sokoll, Klaus D. Tönnies, Martin Heine:
An online calibration method for astigmatism-based 3D particle tracking in complex living tissue. ISBI 2013: 181-184
2012
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Stefan Sokoll, Hagen Beelitz, Martin Heine, Klaus D. Tönnies:
Towards automatic reconstruction of axonal structures in volumetric microscopy images depicting only active synapses. IPTA 2012: 426-431
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Stefan Sokoll, Klaus D. Tönnies, Martin Heine:
Detection of Spontaneous Vesicle Release at Individual Synapses Using Multiple Wavelets in a CWT-Based Algorithm. MICCAI (1) 2012: 165-172
2011
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Stefan Sokoll, Klaus D. Tönnies, Martin Heine:
Towards Fast 3D Nanoparticle Localization for Studying Molecular Dynamics in Living Cells. BIOINFORMATICS 2011: 210-215

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