Our job is to produce very tiny, very powerful, and very controllable light sources that can illuminate the activities of nanoscale structures inside living cells
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Principal Investigator
Jessica is a pioneer in applying nanoparticle-based technologies to biological imaging, medical diagnostics, and research.
Graduate Research Associate
"I was born in Seoul, Republic of Korea and moved to Ridgefield, Connecticut where I attended high school…"
Graduate Research Associate
"I was born in a small town called Yavatmal in the state of Maharashtra in India, and raised nearby in the city of Amravati…"
The overall goal of QSTORM-AO is to develop a wavefront-shaping, light-sheet microscope, using photoswitchable quantum dot fluorophores, that will enable 3D single-molecule localization 100um below the surface of a whole organism.
The Q Dot Team is synthesizing polymer-encapsulated quantum dot fluorophores and testing ways to make them photoswitchable – turning them selectively on and off in response to pulses of laser light.
QDot Team Blog & Lab Notes coming soon! In the meantime, read updates on the QSTORM legacy blog.
