Single-molecule and single-particle spectroscopy to study nucleation, growth, and self-assembly.
Nucleation, growth, and self-assembly are pervasive phenomena across chemistry, biology, and physics.
Many of these processes are currently technologically challenging to observe in both the biological and nanotechnological world, and thus remain poorly understood. We develop spectroscopic tools to understand them.
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- 04/2026Spatially patterned, spectral single-molecule microscopy
- 01/2026Volumetric single-molecule tracking inside subcellular structures
- 09/2025Neurodegeneration emerges at a cellular tipping point between aggregate accumulation and removal
- 08/2025Microglial activation and alpha-synuclein oligomers drive the early inflammatory phase of Parkinson's disease
- 08/2025α-Synuclein driven cell susceptibility in Parkinson's disease
We are an interdisciplinary lab, with interests in spectroscopy, self-assembly, optics and dynamics. With a range of interests comes a range of backgrounds!
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We value interdisciplinary thinking and a willingness to learn. Possessing curiosity and enthusiasm matters far more than your academic background.
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