QUBIC Seminar

Speaker: Dr Mike Mlodzianoski
Date: Thursday 10 September 1pm – 2pm AEST
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Exploring the capabilities and challenges of Quantum Image Scanning Microscopy as we work towards creating a broadly applicable tool for life sciences.

Bio:
Dr Michael Mlodzianoski is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the lab of A/Prof Elizabeth Hinde in the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne and a member of QUBIC. Throughout his career Michael has made many significant contributions to the development of new techniques in single molecule localization microscopy. During his PhD at the University of Maine, Michael developed a single molecule localization method that measures both the super-resolved spatial position and fluorescence spectra of single molecules. During his first Postdoctoral position, Michael pioneered a cutting-edge implementation of adaptive optics in a single molecule localization system to remove optical aberrations to enable highly accurate and precise 3D super resolution measurements in thick tissue samples. Michael is currently working on applying super resolution microscopy to the study of chromatin structure and dynamics while also developing quantum enhanced super resolution and fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopes.