Schueder Lab – Molecular Spatial Omics
Imaging pearls
As Richard Feynman observed in 1959, ‘There’s plenty of room at the bottom.’ Six decades on, the vast microscopic landscape of biology still teems with unanswered questions.
Our lab investigates how the spatial arrangement of biomolecules, from the molecular scale up to the mesoscale, drives biological function.
By inventing and applying cutting‑edge imaging hardware, DNA nanotechnology, and computational tools, we aim to reveal the principles that link molecular architecture to cellular and tissue‑level behavior, enabling new insights across microbiology, systems biology, and beyond.
