Milestone in mapping the brain’s nerve fibre labyrinth In order to understand brain diseases, neuroscientists try to untangle the intricate nerve fibre labyrinth of our brain. Before analysing brain tissue under a microscope, it is often soaked in…

🧠 Milesstone in brain mapping!

Researchers mapped the brain’s nerve fibre labyrinth with Scattered Light Imaging—micrometer precision, portable, and cost-effective. A major leap for brain connectivity research!

#Neuroscience #BrainMapping #TUDelft #ImagingPhysics

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Image of the Radiation Protection and Imaging Physics team at King's and a small robot at the bottom.

Radiation Matters event. Image includes two staff one wearing a VR headset and the other staff guiding him.

Radiation information stall at the Radiation Matters event.

☢️Our #RadiationProtection and #ImagingPhysics team recently hosted 'Radiation Matters' events at King's College Hospital, raising awareness of #RadiationSafety and celebrating their work in supporting patients and staff.

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Cryogenic 4Pi SingleMolecule Localization Microscopy (Cryo-4Pi-SMLM) | TU Delft Repository Q. Li (TU Delft - ImPhys/Rieger group, TU Delft - ImPhys/Stallinga group)

Qingru Li will defend her PhD thesis on "Cryogenic 4Pi Single Molecule Localization Microscopy (Cryo-4Pi-SMLM)" today, September 22nd at 3:00 PM, at Delft University of Technology.

Discover her research at: buff.ly/qWDUfq0 🎇 Wishing Qingru great success!

#Microscopy #SMLM #imagingphysics

Finding light in the darkness | TU Delft Repository Marco Locarno (TU Delft - ImPhys/Brinks group)

Today, September 11th at 12:30 PM, Marco Locarno will present his PhD dissertation: "DISCOVERING LIGHT IN DARK PLACES" at Delft University of Technology.

Explore his work at: buff.ly/XBhLbaP 🎇 Best of luck to Marco!

#PhDDefense #ImPhys #ImagingPhysics #TUDelft #QUASAR6A #PHOTOCYCLE

Dr. Georgios Varnavides joins ImPhys Faculty as Assistant Professor We are pleased to announce that Dr. Georgios Varnavides will join the Imaging Physics (ImPhys) department as Assistant Professor, starting on 1 September 2025. He will be leading the the Curious…

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Georgios Varnavides will join the Imaging Physics (ImPhys) department as Assistant Professor, starting on 1 September 2025. He will be leading the the Curious Beams Lab.

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#ImagingPhysics #CuriousBeamsLab @gvarnavides.bsky.social

Hamed Abbasi received NWO XS-grant Hamed Abbasi has been awarded one of the NWO XS-grants for his project, which seeks to enhance oral cancer prognosis through a novel computational microscopy approach.

🚀 Grant Awarded!
Hamed Abbasi, PostDoc at @ImPhys, has been awarded a NWO XS grant to push the boundaries of oral cancer prognosis using a novel computational microscopy technique.

🔬 Driving innovation at the intersection of imaging and health.

#NWO #OralCancer #Microscopy #ImagingPhysics #ImPhys

Jeroen Kalkman received KIC grant for optical broadband systems project In this project, researchers will work together with industry to improve light sources and detectors for the development of new devices for spectral and optical coherence tomography imaging. The…

🎉Jeroen Kalkman received a grant to develop optical broadband systems with industry partners, enhancing light sources and detectors for imaging. Goals include improving food production, quality control, and early skin cancer detection.

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Cryogenic, coincident fluorescence, electron, and ion beam microscopy | TU Delft Repository D. B. Boltje (TU Delft - ImPhys/Hoogenboom group)

Today June 25th at 12:30 hrs, Daan Boltje will defend his doctoral thesis: "Cryogenic, coincident fluorescence, electron, and ion beam microscopy" @Delft University of Technology. Check out his thesis: buff.ly/JztMzEx

🎇 Wishing Daan great success!

#PhDDefense #Microscopy #ImPhys #ImagingPhysics