Chemistry-based imaging will lead to advances in better understanding of disease and faster pathways to treatment. We, a group of biophysicists, chemists and biologists, work together for developing advanced imaging tools to highlight chemical processes for biomedical applications.

• February 2023: We received a two-year subaward of a NHLBI R01 grant for super-resolution imaging of mitophagy. 

• September 2022: NIGMS awarded us a supplement fund (3R35GM128837-05S1) for Nikon TIRF add-on.

• September 2021: NINDS awarded us a supplement fund (3R01NS121077-01S1) for Molecular Devices SpectraMax i3x.