Conrad Möckel

This paper introduces a microfluidic method using hyperbolic channels and 3D hydrodynamic focusing to measure cell viscoelasticity, showing it can accurately characterize mechanical properties of microgel beads and HL60 cells.

This study uses differential dynamic microscopy to analyze cytoplasmic dynamics in Xenopus laevis egg extracts and HeLa cells, revealing subdiffusive motion and cytoskeletal influences on fluidity.

The paper introduces optical techniques to measure molecular interaction strength and physical properties of protein condensates, showing how sequence variations and environmental factors affect these properties.

This paper estimates mass density from refractive index measurements using a method that incorporates biochemical composition assumptions and uncertainty analysis, validated on biological samples.

The paper identifies small leucine-rich proteoglycans (SLRPs) as inhibitors of CNS regeneration by altering the structural and mechanical properties of the injury ECM.

This study uses Brillouin microscopy to map mechanical properties of zebrafish spinal cord during development and repair, showing changes in modulus and viscosity.