Heinze Group

Katrin Heinze (Staff Scientist)

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Nanoscale Functional Imaging of Living Cells

Discoveries in bioscience are stimulated by the development of new scientific tools. We have focused on pushing low-invasive fluorescence techniques beyond their usual spatial and temporal resolution limits. Approaches such as these offer the prospect of studying the unperturbed dynamics and interactions of biomolecules under physiological conditions.

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  • Elsayad, K., Suplata, M., Heinze, KG. (2011). Using MATLAB to Achieve Nanoscale Optical Sectioning in the Vicinity of Metamaterial Substrates by Simulating Emitter-Substrate Interactions Engineering Education and Research Using MATLAB. (fulltext)
  • Elsayad, K., Heinze, KG. (2010). Multifrequency parallelized near-field optical imaging with anistropic metal-dielectric stacks Physical Review A. 81(5) (fulltext)
  • Elsayad, K., Heinze, KG. (2010). Temperature dependence of the near-field superlensing effect for single metal layers and stacked metal-dielectric films Proc. SPIE. 7757:77573L
  • Elsayad, K., Urich, A., Unterrainer, K., Heinze, KG. (2010). Fast near-field imaging of spectrally broad sources using layered metallic structures Proc. SPIE. 7757:77573M
  • Neumüller, KG., Elsayad, K., Reisecker, JM., Waxham, MN., Heinze, KG. (2010). Photounbinding of Calmodulin from a Family of CaM Binding Peptides PLoS ONE. 5(11) (fulltext)

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