Martin Oheim

This paper introduces a fast, non-destructive clearing method for arthropods to enable 3D imaging using existing microscopes.

This paper develops a label-free 3D imaging method to detect neurodegenerative changes in intestinal tissue, identifying distinct pathological features in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.

This study identifies three GFAP+ astrocyte subtypes in human cerebral organoids, showing greater morphological complexity than mouse astrocytes but not fully recapitulating adult human complexity.

This study characterizes the morphology and electrophysiological properties of Fananas cells in the mouse cerebellum, revealing their glutamate responses and potential functional roles.

This paper develops a fast, label-free 3-D imaging method to study the structural organization of the enteric nervous system in mouse intestine.

The paper introduces a new single-objective two-photon virtual light-sheet microscope for fast, multicolor 3-D imaging of brain organoids and demonstrates its advantages over confocal microscopy.

This paper shows that two-photon imaging causes brain heating and increased calcium activity in astrocytes, and that continuous-wave illumination is as damaging as pulsed light.