Nuclear instance segmentation and quantification
See the nuclei.
Measure what matters.
BioNuclei is an automated analysis pipeline designed specifically for nuclear instance segmentation and quantification in fluorescence microscopy. AI predicts semantic regions; deterministic scientific software extracts individual nuclei, measurements and provenance.
The scientific workflow
One focused problem. One reproducible pipeline.
BioNuclei stays intentionally narrow: segment individual nuclei in fluorescence microscopy images, convert predictions into explicit instances, quantify them, and preserve the evidence needed to inspect the run.
BioNuclei workflow
Model, inference, deterministic instance extraction, measurements and provenance.
Explore the workflow →02Analyses
Nuclear instances and quantitative measurements from supported fluorescence images.
View analyses →03Formats
Supported Nikon ND2 and TIFF/TIF inputs with explicit acquisition handling.
View formats →04Results
Segmentation masks, overlays, measurements and machine-readable provenance.
View results →05Research
Training reference, evaluation, limitations and reproducibility records.
Read the research →06BioMCP
Interoperability layer for exposing validated scientific operations to compatible AI agents and MCP clients.
Explore interoperability →Separate sub-projects
A small ecosystem, with clear boundaries.
BioNuclei is the scientific core. BioMCP provides interoperability. ImageJ.JS offers manual browser based inspection in the Lab. The Lab is the user facing workspace that brings these routes together.
BioNuclei
Automated nuclear instance segmentation and quantification.
BioMCP
Protocol boundary for compatible agents and MCP clients.
ImageJ.JS
Separate browser route for manual inspection.
The Lab
Preview, inspect and continue into authenticated analysis.
Trust and provenance
Evidence stays visible.
Validation records, reproducibility documentation and source code are part of the product surface rather than hidden implementation details.
Scientific boundary
AI predicts. Deterministic scientific software measures.
BioNuclei is not a clinical diagnostic tool, not an online continuous-learning system, and not a general-purpose whole-cell imaging suite. Every result should remain inspectable and traceable to its computational provenance.