Research project Developing novel advanced methods for imaging biomolecules
The "Cell differentiation and coordination in tissues" group is establishing and optimizing novel methods to directly assess changes in amount and chemical composition of plant biomass from biopsies with sub µm resolution.
These techniques called “in situ quantitative chemical imaging” thus enable to directly evaluate changes in plant biomass levels and composition without having to grid and destroy the cellular and tissular organization of plants.
Discover this research project's recent breakthroughs in in situ quantitative chemical imaging under "publications".
Project members
Project managers
Edouard Pesquet
Professor
Members
Tom Willhammar
Associate Professor
Susanne Kratzer
Forskare, Docent
Katharina Pawlowski
Professor
