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LAG Formal, Robinson College, October 2018

We recently enjoyed a wonderful evening at Robinson College for the Group Formal. It was the biggest one we've had yet (we overflowed the table!). The food and the company were excellent, thanks to everyone for partaking in the group's social activities.

Former Group Member, James Manton, wins Fitzwilliam College Research Fellowship

Congratulations for James Manton, ex LAG member, now in the Microscopy Development Team at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, for winning a prestigious Research Fellowship at Fitzwilliam College . James has made groundbreaking contributions to superresolution microscopy method development, including work on...

Former Group Member, Weiwei Cai, wins SAOT Young Researcher Award

Congratulations to former Laser Analyticist Weiwei Cai, who has won the prestigious SAOT Young Researcher Award at the Erlangen School of Advanced Optical Technologies. The €100,000 prize is won in international competition and recognition of significant research achievements at an early career stage. Weiwei has developed...

Laser Analytics Group members attend ICON 2018!

8 members of the Laser Analytics, Molecular Neuroscience, and Quantitative Imaging groups attended the 2nd International Conference on Nanoscopy (ICON). Florian Stroehl and Dr. Katharina Scherer presented posters of their most recent research in structured illumination microscopy and expansion microscopy (respectively), and Marcus Fantham presented a talk on his online first person volumetric data viewer.

Nathan Curry passes his viva!

Nathan Curry successfully passed his PhD viva examination and will continue his career as a Post-Doctoral researcher at Imperial College, London.

Florian Ströhl passes his viva!

Congratulations to Florian Ströhl who passed his PhD viva on Monday, 28 January.

LAG member wins department video competition

LAG member Marcus Fantham won the Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology department video competition in December with a short clip featuring the work inside the group.

The LAG, MNG, and QI have their annual Christmas Dinner

The LAG, MNG, and QI get together to celebrate the holidays at Murray Edwards College.

Single molecule translation imaging

Single molecule translation imaging, SMTI, is a novel technique development by the Laser Analytics group to measure the rate and spatial distribution of protein synthesis [1,2]. Together with scientists form the Department of Physiology and Development of the University of Cambridge, we study the processes underlying neurodevelopment and the formation of neuronal networks in vivo.

The LAG offers best wishes to Dr. Romain Laine on his next adventure

The LAG says farewell to Dr. Romain Laine as he moves to his new position as a research fellow in Ricardo Henriques' lab at University College London.

LAG Formal, Robinson College, October 2018

Former Group Member, James Manton, wins Fitzwilliam College Research Fellowship

Former Group Member, Weiwei Cai, wins SAOT Young Researcher Award

Laser Analytics Group members attend ICON 2018!

Nathan Curry passes his viva!

Florian Ströhl passes his viva!

LAG member wins department video competition

The LAG, MNG, and QI have their annual Christmas Dinner

Single molecule translation imaging

The LAG offers best wishes to Dr. Romain Laine on his next adventure

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