As time goes by: Insights from single cell timelapse movies

Update: 2019-10-21

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Vortrag auf dem Nano-Bio-Physics Symposium am 06.09.19

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High-throughput ion channel measurements - from university lab to global player

2019-10-2119:12

Nano-engineering enables tactile control & photonic calibration for an O-T micro-force probe exploring nano-interfacial contacts in liquids

2019-10-2121:36

Mechanics in Diseases

2019-10-2118:33

Mechanical activation of amide bond hydrolysis

2019-10-2117:35

Mechanically Detecting and Directing Virus Transduction towards Vision Restoration

2019-10-2125:00

Investigating lipid droplet metabolism in living cells with novel labeling strategies for super-resolution microscopy

2019-10-2120:27

SMFS (single-molecule FLOURESCENCE spectroscopy) meets DNA nanotech

2019-10-2117:52

Seeing the boundaries of physics, photon by photon

2019-10-2120:58

Biophysics of Cellular Aging

2019-10-2116:39

Aquaporins: ancient proteins present in all cells

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Magnetic Tweezers: New regimes of Force Spectroscopy

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When noise is your signal

2019-10-2123:12

2008-2019: A Biotech's Odyssey

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Interfacing cells with semiconductors

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As time goes by: Insights from single cell timelapse movies

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Opening Remarks

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Prof. Joachim Rädler, LMU Munich