COGNET RESEARCH in NanoBiophotonics
LP2N - Institute of optics,
CNRS & University of Bordeaux, France
Our interdisciplinary team is motivated by a double aim:
understanding light/matter interactions in individual nanoscale objects & developing single-molecule imaging approaches for answering key biological questions.
Our current projects focus on single-wall carbon nanotube optics, super-resolution microscopy, single particle tracking strategies, quantitative phase imaging, developments of optical nanoprobes for high-contrast imaging, and several applications of these approaches to biology, with a strong interest for neuroscience where nanoscale imaging provides unprecedented tools to study the complex architecture of the brain (extracellular space, receptor nano-organization...)
Post-doc positions available. Please send CV and motivation letter to LC
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Latest news
05/14/2019: Amit's preprint on BioRxiv: sp3 defect functionalized nanotubes imaged at the single nanotube level deep into brain slices at ultralow excitation dose. Great collaboration with YuHuang Wang and Laurent Groc labs.
06/12/2018: Congratulations to Noémie: Paper just accepted in ACS Nano
Ultrashort Nanotubes that fluoresce! A nice collaboration with YuHuang Wang's group and Steve Doorn.
Ultrashort Nanotubes that fluoresce! A nice collaboration with YuHuang Wang's group and Steve Doorn.
06/05/2018: Congratulations to Pierre for the nice cover art of Nature Methods June issue:
"Solving the molecular Rubik’s cube with SELFI."
"Solving the molecular Rubik’s cube with SELFI."
