Congratulations to Vincenzo, who graduated today and obtained his PhD degree! Vincenzo worked on the use of plasmon-enhanced fluorescence for single-molecule biosensing. Amongst others, he demonstrated the single-molecule sensing of nucleic acids directly in serum, both in a mono- and multiplexed assay. You can read his thesis here: link. We will continue with this work because Vincenzo is now a postdoc in the group!
Plasmon-Enhanced Single-Molecule Enzymology Yuyang Wang and Peter Zijlstra DOI:10.1021/acsphotonics.8b00327 We present a numerical study on plasmon-enhanced single-molecule enzymology. We combine Brownian dynamics and electromagnetic simulations to calculate the enhancement of fluorescence signals...
We are happy to announce that we are currently hiring 3 scientists to join our team! We are constantly seeking to use our fantastic molecular plasmonics tools to answer intriguing...
A great article has been posted on the TU/e science webpage about the use of super-resolution microscopy to quantify nanoparticles. This article describes our research in the Marie Curie ITN...
