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Read more at: Research from Laurie Young used in new artwork

Research from Laurie Young used in new artwork

Imagery of living cells from super-resolution microscopy features in video art piece

Read more at: Interalia Magazine Piece on Micro-Choreography
Interalia Magazine Piece on Micro-Choreography

Interalia Magazine Piece on Micro-Choreography

Two students from the Laser Analytics group were recently featured in the Micro-choreography issue of Interalia Magazine.

Read more at: Super-Resolution Microscopy on Cambridge TV

Super-Resolution Microscopy on Cambridge TV

What if we could watch biological molecules at work?

Read more at: Florian Ströhl wins best poster prize at British Biophysical Society Meeting 2016
Florian Ströhl wins best poster prize at British Biophysical Society Meeting 2016

Florian Ströhl wins best poster prize at British Biophysical Society Meeting 2016

During a successful visit to the British Biophysical Society Meeting 2016, group members presented their work, with Florian Ströhl's poster on single molecule translation imaging being awarded the best poster prize.

Read more at: Pint of Science festival: Probing the machinery of life at high resolution
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Pint of Science festival: Probing the machinery of life at high resolution

The work of the Laser Analytics Group was recently presented at the Pint of Science festival.

Read more at: Major new insights into ALS and other amyloid diseases.
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Major new insights into ALS and other amyloid diseases.

Research by the Laser Analytics Group recently published in the Journal Neuron contributes major new insights into the molecular pathology of motor neurone disease (also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS) and related neurogenerative disesases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Read more at: Research Collaboration launched with Chinese health firm
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Research Collaboration launched with Chinese health firm

The department of Chemical engineering was awarded a major research contract and a donation from Chinese Health company Infinitus. The event was recognised through a signing ceremony with the University's Vice Chancellor on Wednesday the 3rd of September. The deal is worth more than GBP4.0M and includes a very significant donation towards the construction of the department's new building on the University's West Site.

Read more at: Post Doctoral Research Position Available
Post Doctoral Research Position Available

Post Doctoral Research Position Available

STED microscopy development for research into molecular mechanisms of disease.

Read more at: Most read articles in Methods and Applications in Fluorescence
Most read articles in Methods and Applications in Fluorescence

Most read articles in Methods and Applications in Fluorescence

The recent development by the group of a novel reconstruction algorithm for M-SIM features in the top 3 most read papers in the IOP publication Methods and Applications in Fluorescence.

Read more at: Gabi Kaminski Schierle appointed as Lecturer in Molecular Biotechnology

Gabi Kaminski Schierle appointed as Lecturer in Molecular Biotechnology

Gabi Kaminski Schierle, who heads biological research activities in the Laser Analytics Group, has been appointed as Lecturer in Molecular Biotechnology at this department - many congratulations!

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Department of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology
University of Cambridge
Philippa Fawcett Drive
Cambridge CB3 0AS

Contact: laser@ceb.cam.ac.uk

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