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Ep 14: Live cell super resolution and innovative imaging approaches
Dr. Eli RothenbergNew York University (NYU)
Read MoreEp 23: Quantum computing, new materials, and spectroscopy
Prof. Patrick VoraGeorge Mason University
Read MoreEp 13: Studying our solar system, lunar rocks, and meteorite samples
Prof. Darby DyarMount Holyoke College
Read MoreEp 06: Widefield imaging, pets, Cheez-its, and living in Philly
Dr. Andrea Stout(CDB) Microscopy Core, University of Pennsylvania
Read MoreEp 19: Aerospace engineering and researching new materials for aircrafts
Prof. Seetha RaghavanUniversity of Central Florida
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Ep 27: Nanotubes to detect coronavirus SARS-CoV-2
Dr. Rebecca PinalsUniversity of California, Berkeley
Read MoreEp 12: Super resolution, SQUIRREL, and creating acronyms
Dr. Siân CulleyHenriques Lab, University College London
Read MoreEp 25: Combining microscopy and spectroscopy to study origins of diseases
Prof. David PunihaoleUniversity of Vermont
Read MoreEp 24: Building microscopes, being in academia and industry, and teaching from a basement
Prof. Paul MaddoxUniversity of North Carolina
Read MoreEp 21: The amazing properties of enzymes, spectroscopy, and the joy of sharing research
Prof. Chris CheatumUniversity of Iowa
Read MoreEp 17: From bartender to nuclear physicist – studying the galaxy
Prof. Alexander BatallerNorth Carolina State University
Read MoreEp 35: Super resolution algorithms like SRRF, science and imaging in Portugal, and the importance of tinkering with equipment
Dr. Ricardo HenriquesInstituto Gulbenkian de Ciência (IGC, Portugal)
Read MoreEp 22: Twitching (the birdwatching kind), building an imaging team, and #TheMicroscopists!
Dr. Peter O’TooleUniversity of York
Read MoreEp 34: Using spins in materials for quantum computing and what role optics plays in understanding their underlying physics
Dr. Jörg DebusTU Dortmund, Germany
Read MoreEp 32: Ocean and glass models, imaging with LEGO, 3D bioprinting, and running a multidisciplinary lab
Dr. Emmanuel ReynaudUniversity College Dublin
Read MoreEp 38: The origin and importance of atomic elements, the human impacts of exploiting them, and the interrelationship of spectroscopy, nanotechnology and geology
Dr. Anja RøyneUniversity of Oslo
Read MoreEp 18: The world’s first white light supercontinuum laser, confocal microscopy, and laser scanning fluorescence
Prof. Gail McConnellUniversity of Strathclyde
Read MoreEp 28: Nobel Prizes, working across Europe, and seeing into the nanoscale
Prof. Christian EggelingUniversity Jena
Read MoreEp 30: When solar objects collide, high-speed imaging, and emission spectroscopy
Dr. John TandyLondon Metropolitan University
Read MoreEp 01: Microscopy on hard mode, biophysics and bacterial spatial organization
Dr Seamus HoldenUniversity of Newcastle
Read MoreEp 08: Information processing in the immune system
Dr. Kristina GanzingerCellular Interactions group at AMOLF
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Ep 29: Using Lanthanide elements to find new medical therapies.
Dr. Gabi MandlConcordia University
Read MoreEp 36: Label-free coherent Raman spectroscopy to measure multi-functional images
Prof. Hideaki KanoKyushu University, Japan
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Ep 26: Application of light to solve problems in medicine and biology
Prof. Anita Mahadevan-JansenVanderbilt University
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Ep 40: A career path into medical physics, the impact of optical methods in medicine and building a team for interdisciplinary, translational research.
Prof. Brian PogueDartmouth College
Read MoreEp 31: Combining mathematical and signal processing methods with microscopy and super resolution
Prof. Christy LandesRice University
Read MoreEp 05: Super-resolution, epigenetics, DNA replication and DNA repair
Dr. Alex HargreavesMark Leake Group at The University of York
Read MoreEp 11: Ultra-fast photochemistry between molecules and developing solar fuels
Prof. Dave McCamantUniversity of Rochester
Read MoreEp 16: The OpenSPIM project, IKEA, and challenges for live cell imaging
Dr. Philippe LaissueUniversity of Essex
Read MoreEp 20: Superfast biophysics, getting into research, and making the most of life’s opportunities
Prof. Chong FangOregon State University
Read MoreEp 39: Operating a business during lockdown, Rome without tourists, and the advantages of imaging with a spinning disk system!
Dr. Alessandra ScarpelliniCrestOptics
Read MoreEp 37: 3D printing, life by the sea, and giving science back to the people
Dr. Mark PickeringSchool of Medicine for University College Dublin
Read MoreEp 03: Farm life, fluorescence imaging, and working in industry
Jeremy GrahamCairn Research
Read MoreEp 10: 30 years of imaging, re-scanning confocal microscopy, and Confocal.nl
Peter DrentConfocal.nl
Read MoreEp 09: Molecular organization, ion pairing, and hydration at aqueous interfaces
Prof. Heather AllenOhio State University
Read MoreEp 33: Sensitive analysis of drug delivery processes and looking at artwork from Japanese woodblock prints and Egyptian sculptures
Prof. Stephanie ZaleskiCalifornia State University, East Bay
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