iMOL Research Training Group 2566

 

• • • A1 (Ernst Stelzer): Light sheet-based fluorescence microscopy, sample holder systems, high-throughput/high-content LSFM
    • A2 (Mike Heilemann): Accelerate and simplify super-resolution imaging techniques
    • A3 (Achilleas Frangakis): New image registration and reconstruction tools for electron tomography
    • B1 (Amparo Acker-Palmer): Imaging the neurovascular interface
    • B2 (Amparo Acker-Palmer & Achilleas Frangakis): Cryo-electron tomography of cell-cell junctions
    • B3 (Maike Windbergs & Ernst Stelzer): 3D insights into cellular processes governing wound healing and tissue regeneration
    • B4 (Maike Windbergs): Investigation of neurodegenerative disorders using Raman microscopy
    • B5 (Mike Heilemann & Tatjana Tchumatchenko): Structure identification in single particle velocity vectors
    • B6 (Florian Wilfling): Visualization and analysis of phagophore initiation 
    • C1 (Tatjana Tchumatchenko): Identifying signatures of prospective and retrospective coding in multi-cell data
    • C2 (Matthias Kaschube): Segmentation, tracking, and pattern recognition for molecular biology
    • C3 (Franziska Matthaeus): Analysis of cell motility and cell-cell interactions for multicellular systems
    • C4 (Kaschube, Stelzer, Matthaeus, Frangakis): Fast GPU implementation and user-friendly GUI toolbox for the analysis of microscopy data
    • C5 (Beata Turoňová) : Developing tools for extraction and registration of complex morphological features in cryo electron tomography