Kelvin C. M. Lee

Kelvin C. M. Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on chemical sciences, though specific details are not provided. Lee is affiliated with both the undergraduate and graduate programs in Chemistry within the Graduate School of Science. His profile page includes links to his research field and current projects, but no further information is available.

Kelvin C M Lee is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, specializing in nanoflow cytometry, inertial microfluidics, and single-particle analysis. His research focuses on developing advanced technologies for high-throughput single-cell biophysical phenotyping, including quantitative phase imaging flow cytometry and time-stretch imaging. Lee's work integrates deep learning and optofluidic imaging to enable ultrafast, accurate, and label-free analysis of cellular morphology and heterogeneity. His publications explore applications in phytoplankton classification, cell-cycle analysis, and image-activated cell sorting, emphasizing the potential of multimodal imaging and intelligent sorting systems in biological and medical research.