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Read more at: Our team wins second place at the CEB robot war
Our robot sawing through an oponent

Our team wins second place at the CEB robot war

Ed, Yuetong, Amir and Anne-Pia competed in the CEB robot club and got awarded second place! They also won the medal for best innovation for their circular saw on an arm of the delightful Bot2Go!

Read more at: Congratulations to our Part IIB students, Boyd and Shonit, for successfully submitting their final project reports

Congratulations to our Part IIB students, Boyd and Shonit, for successfully submitting their final project reports

They worked for the whole academic year on imaging membrane fluidity in GUVs. A big thank you to Amir and Clemens for their dedicated supervision and support throughout the project.

Read more at: Our new literature review: “Imaging dynamic subcellular organisation at high spatiotemporal resolution” is out!

Our new literature review: “Imaging dynamic subcellular organisation at high spatiotemporal resolution” is out!

The review is now published in the Annual Review of Biophysics! It focusses on what we can learn by visualising the movement of intracellular compartments, which support key cellular processes like protein synthesis. A key factor in designing microscopy experiments is to match the spatial and temporal resolution of your...

Read more at: Our primary Cell culture of Antarctic fish preprint is out!
the actin cytoskeleton (and nucleus) of an Antarctic fish cell in culture (scale bar 5 μm)

Our primary Cell culture of Antarctic fish preprint is out!

Find it here: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.04.24.720652v1.abstract . Antarctic fish are cold-blooded, which means their body temperatures are between -2 and 2 °C year-round. Such low temperatures pose major challenges to the foundations of animal cellular function, at least as we know it from studying...

Read more at: LAG members present at Cambridge Microscopy Meeting

LAG members present at Cambridge Microscopy Meeting

LAG PhD students Yuetong Jia and Rebecca McClelland presented their work at the Cambridge Microscopy Meeting (CMM2025) this week, giving talks on "High-Accuracy and Broadly Applicable Autofocus for Fluorescence Microscopy" and "The SIMple microscope: Fibre-based platform for accessible SIM imaging". Rebecca also won the...

Read more at: LAG members Rebecca McClelland, Yuetong Jia, Liuba Dvinskikh and Yutong Yuan presented their work at the Focus on Microscopy (FOM 2026) conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

LAG members Rebecca McClelland, Yuetong Jia, Liuba Dvinskikh and Yutong Yuan presented their work at the Focus on Microscopy (FOM 2026) conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

Strong representation from the Laser Analytics Group at the Focus on Microscopy (FOM 2026) conference in Stockholm, Sweden at the end of March. Rebecca McClelland presented fibre-SIM developments, Yuetong presented work on deep-learning based image analysis, Liuba Dvinskikh presented hybrid LSFM-OPM development, and Yutong...

Read more at: LAG welcomes our new PhD student, Anmin Li!

LAG welcomes our new PhD student, Anmin Li!

Anmin is starting his PhD in our Team, we're glad to have him around! He graduated from Imperial College London in 2024 with an integrated MEng in Biomedical Engineering. In October 2024, he joined the Photonic and Electronic Systems CDT to pursue an MRes in photonics, focusing on biophotonics for medical imaging...

Read more at: Discover our latest preprint "SIMple: A fibre-based platform for accessible structured illumination microscopy"

Discover our latest preprint "SIMple: A fibre-based platform for accessible structured illumination microscopy"

Congratulations to Rebecca Mcclelland, and her co-authors Edward Ward, Francesca van Tartwijk, Stephen Devlin, Junqing Wang, and Clemens Kaminski for this compact, accessible and cost-effective SIM platform.

Read more at: New publication: An enhanced mountain climbing search algorithm to enable fast and accurate autofocusing in high resolution fluorescence microscopy

New publication: An enhanced mountain climbing search algorithm to enable fast and accurate autofocusing in high resolution fluorescence microscopy

Congratulations to the authors: Yuetong Jia, Edward Ward, Francesca van Tartwijk, Yutong Yuan, Yuqing Feng, and Clemens Kaminski for this method, now published in Methods and Applications in Fluorescence. Find their work here : https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2050-6120/ae008f In this image, you can see the...

Read more at: New publication: Fast, multicolour optical sectioning over extended fields of view with patterned illumination and machine learning
ML-OS-SIM imaging of a COS-7 cell

New publication: Fast, multicolour optical sectioning over extended fields of view with patterned illumination and machine learning

Congratulations to Edward Ward, Rebecca McClelland, Jacob Lamb, Roger Rubio-Sánchez, Charles Christensen, Bismoy Mazumder, Sofia Kapsiani, Luca Mascheroni, Lorenzo Di Michele, Gabriele Kaminski Schierle, and Clemens Kaminski for their work, now published in Biomedical Optics Express. Read more at: https://opg.optica.org/...

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