PlaqSeg

University of Southampton · Utilities

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About

Transform your bacteriophage research with PlaqSeg - the intelligent plaque detection and counting app designed for microbiology labs and phage researchers. Key Features: Automated Plaque Detection • Advanced computer vision algorithms instantly identify and segment plaques • Works directly from your phone camera or photo library • Results in seconds, not minutes ML Classification • Trained CNN model filters false positives with 93%+ accuracy • Adjustable confidence thresholds for precision control • Continuously improving detection quality Detailed Analytics • Accurate plaque counting and statistics • Size distribution analysis (area measurements) • Circularity scoring for morphology studies • PFU calculator for titer calculations Export & Share • Generate comprehensive CSV reports • Export annotated images with overlay visualizations • Complete analysis history tracking • Easy data sharing for publications Professional Controls • Customizable detection parameters • Manual editing: add or exclude plaques • Fine-tune filters for your specific assays • Works offline - no internet required Tips for Best Results: • Photograph petri dishes directly (not screens) • Use dark, non-reflective backgrounds • Ensure good, even lighting • Hold camera parallel to dish surface Perfect for: • Phage therapy research • Bacteriophage quantification • Microbiology labs and courses • Quality control in phage production • Environmental phage studies Developed by Leo Skingley at The Phage Collection Project PlaqSeg is a research tool only; verify all results independently and do not use for clinical or diagnostic purposes.

What's new · 1.2.4

Fixed a bug where sometimes the final image result would not load properly.

Details

ReleasedMar 2026
UpdatedApr 2026
Version1.2.4
Size145.3 MB
RequiresiOS 15.1 or later
Age rating4+
LanguagesEnglish
PriceFree
Categories UtilitiesMedical
Bundle IDorg.phage-collection.plaqseg