Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics
Welcome to LEB!
We develop smart and super-resolution fluorescence microscopy methods. Our goals are to enable gentler live cell imaging, while adapting the measurement to the sample dynamics, and to correlate structure, dynamics, and function. We use these methods to study organelle dynamics, focusing on the mitochondrial life cycle.
In the News
Pearling drives mitochondrial DNA nucleoid distribution. Prof. Janet Iwasa created this animation to capture our discoveries about this process.
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Video interview for EPFL’s 50th anniversary campaign on female leadership in science
Comic strip project on the lab’s discoveries about mitochondrial divisions by Vivienne Baillie Gerritsen and Adrienne Barman for Dimensions Magazine
Interview with infocus Magazine, “20 Questions with Professor Suliana Manley, Winner of 2018 Medal for Light Microscopy”
Positions
Masters, doctoral and post-doctoral positions are available. We seek enthusiastic, motivated scientists of all backgrounds.
