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Hi, everyone. Welcome to the sixth tutorial in our Imaging Science Series here at the MIT Museum. For todays video, we have a special guest, Jeffrey Kuhn, who is the scientific director of the Koch Institutes Microscopy Core Facility here at MIT. Hes going to discuss what exactly is a digital image and how we can use that knowledge to make adjustments to those images and to show things that we wouldnt have otherwise seen. With that, Im going hand it over to Jeffrey. [Jeffrey] In this video, were going to be talking about scientific images, some of the most important features of them, and how you process them. Im going to give you a little bit of background information first, on what scientific images are and some of the basic features that we are going to need to understand in order to bring out more information from these images. So, what are the main things we look for in a scientific image? Well, the first thing we look for is whether or not you can see what you want to se