Laboratory of Molecular Nanodynamics LND

Our group uses time-resolved electron microscopy to study dynamics at the nanoscale. We are especially interested in systems whose dynamics have a molecular origin. Please take a look around!

Time-resolved and Ultrafast Electron Microscopy – Dynamics of nanoscale systems

 

Shouts & Murmurs

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Just out in Nature Methods!

— Work done at the LND reveals that laser flash melting of cryo-samples can be used to overcome preferred particle orientation, an important bottleneck for protein structure determination by cryo electron microscopy. Read the full story here!

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Nature Technology Feature mentions our work!

— Freeze frame: cracking molecular motion. That is the name of the latest Nature Technology Feature that highlights our work on microsecond time-resolved cryo-EM.

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Wyatt wins 2025 M&M Postdoctoral Scholar Award!

— We are proud to announce that Wyatt received a Postdoctoral Scholar award to attend the 2025 Microscopy & Microanalysis meeting!

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Publication on Ultrathin Liquid Cells is out!

— Our latest work on creating ultrathin liquid cells (not only) for microsecond time-resolved Cryo-EM is now available as a preprint on bioRxiv! Check it out under this link!

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Harry arrives as our new postdoc!

— Harry Williams joined our group as a postdoc specialized in Cryo-EM!

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Arthur joins the group!

— Arthur Niedermayr recently joined our group as a postdoc!

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Jakub wins poster prize at XXI Discussions!

— Jakub presented our recent work on overcoming preferred orientation in Cryo-EM at the latest Discussions in Structural Molecular Biology and received the best poster prize award!

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PhD Thesis completion of Dr. Nathan Mowry and Dr. Constantin Krüger

— Nathan and Constantin completed their PhD degree just one week apart with the public defenses held in late February and early March.

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Jakub wins poster prize at the LS2 Annual Meeting 2025

— We are proud to announce that Jakub received the best poster prize at the LS2 Annual Meeting 2025! 

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Now out in Physical Review Research!

— The first direct measurement of the cooling rate needed to vitrify water!

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