News,SPPIN seminars
28/06 : Anna Meshcheriakova – Elucidation of SARAF role in the multifactorial regulation of store-operated calcium entry
SPPIN’s webinar 2022, 28 June at 10h, online – Ask link to a SPPIN member.
Anna Meshcheriakova, Weizmann Institute of Science
Elucidation of SARAF role in the multifactorial regulation of store-operated calcium entry
The process of store-operated calcium entry… Continue reading
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NANOSCALE2022 – 6-8 April 2022
Our laboratory is co-organizing NANOSCALE2022 symposium at Campus Saint-Germain-des-Prés from 6 to 8 April 2022. This is the annual meeting of super-resolution microscopies (especially in the axial direction, along the microscope axis), with about ten international guests.
This symposium is… Continue reading
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Welcome to visiting professor Erdem Karatekin from Yale
SPPIN warmly welcomes Prof. Erdem Karatekin who is on sabbatical in the Membrane Dynamics team for 6 months.
After obtaining a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Columbia University on the soft-matter physics and chemistry of polymerization reactions, Erdem did post-doctoral work… Continue reading
Awards,News
Martin OHEIM, Sackler Prize winner and “IAS Sackler Distinguished Scholar”
Martin OHEIM, CNRS research director and director of the SPPIN, has been awarded the 2021 Sackler Prize and has just been selected as IAS Sackler Distinguished Scholar at Tel Aviv University in the new cross-faculty research center for Light-Matter Interactions.… Continue reading
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09/11 – Gerhard Schuetz – Following T cell antigen recognition molecule by molecule
SPPIN’s webinar 2021, 09 NOVEMBER at 10h, online – Ask link to a SPPIN member.
Gerhard Schuetz – Vienna University of Technology – Institute of Applied Physics – Biophysics
Following T cell antigen recognition molecule by molecule
T-cells readily… Continue reading
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16/11 – Jérôme Lecoq : Removing independent noise in systems neuroscience data using DeepInterpolation and some updates on the OpenScope platform
SPPIN’s webinar 2021, 16 NOVEMBER at 16h, online – Ask link to a SPPIN member.
Jérôme Lecoq, Ph.D. Principal Scientist, Allen Institute for Brain Science, United States
Removing independent noise in systems neuroscience data using DeepInterpolation and some… Continue reading
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The SPPIN welcomes Marc Guillon as new P.I.
In his Singular Imaging (SingIng) group, Marc will aim at developing novel imaging capabilities based on a in-depth study of singular optics and complex media. Marc’s group has emerged from within the SPPIN laboratory following the demand for developing advanced… Continue reading
News,Publications
Understanding the effect of scattered evanescent light
Evanescent-wave scattering is a topic in classical electrodynamics and in the study of colloidal particles near a boundary. However, how such near-surface scattering at sub-cellular refractive-index heterogeneities degrades the excitation confinement in biological total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy has not… Continue reading
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A nutrient sensor in the cell’s stomach | INSB (cnrs.fr)
To stay in good health, cells that no longer divide such as neurons renew their components by degrading them and recycling their building blocks in acidic compartments called lysosomes. These “micro-stomachs” also work as… Continue reading
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Complex scattered light-field measurement with a simple wavefront-sensor
Wavefront sensors are simple and robust phase sensors at the basis of adaptive optics in astronomy and bio-imaging. Adaptive optics has been introduced in bio-imaging to compensate smooth aberrations mostly arising from the refractive index mismatch at the interface with… Continue reading