
SLN - Team Wieser
Dr. Stefan Wieser
- Activities:
Our team works at the interface of physics and biology. We are developing live cell super-resolution imaging techniques for 3D imaging of whole cell dynamics. We mainly focus on immune cells with the aim to study the intrinsic coupling between leucocyte migration, cell polarization and antigen presentation. To gain a mechanistic understanding of these processes we apply advanced imaging techniques - with focus on SIM - and data analysis tools that allow for integrating molecular dynamics with large-scale cell behavior. The ultimate goal is to develop mathematical models with predictive capacity from the molecular scale to global cell behavior and immune cell function.
- Collaborations:
- Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy
- High NA-TIRF Structured Illumination Microscopy
- 2D/3D live cell single molecule imaging
- Advanced biomimetic interfaces
- Quantitative Data Analysis Tools and Monte Carlo Simulations
- Immune cell migration
- Temperature control of immune cell responses
- Research Topics:
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SLN - Team Wieser
Dr. Stefan Wieser


- Team Leader
- Dr. Stefan Wieser
- Research Engineers
- Dr. Boris Karamata
- PhD Students
- Christian Knapp
- Valeria Venturini
- Undergrad & Postgrad Students
- Amir Rahmani
- Visiting PhD Students
- Loïc Reymond
- Former Group Members
- Johannes Ziegler, Research engineer
SLN - Team Wieser
Dr. Stefan Wieser

- Regular Papers
- Neuronal stretch reception – Making sense of the mechanosense Experimental Cell Research 378, 104-112 (2019)
SLN - Team Wieser
Dr. Stefan Wieser

- 2016-11-22 New Team Leader Dr. Stefan Wieser joins ICFO as a PI Staff Scientist within the SLN Program