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Show the associated study's graphical abstract in the README - #34
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- Add the nano-CT enamel study's graphical abstract under the preprint reference: denoising and U-Net segmentation of human, lion and wild African dog enamel to the 3D rod-interrod architecture and printable digital models. - Rendered from the submitted slide; the scale bars read 5 um and 5000 um, as on the slide.
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The README showed only the pipeline schematic. This adds the associated nano-CT study's graphical abstract under the preprint reference, with a one-line caption: self-supervised denoising and U-Net segmentation of human, lion and wild African dog enamel recover the 3D rod-interrod architecture behind printable digital models.
The image is rendered from the submitted slide at 3000 x 1201 px. The scale bars read 5 µm and 5000 µm, as on the slide.