Manfred C. Burghammer

This paper tracks radiation damage in cells during scanning SAXS using a synchronized brightfield microscope.

This paper presents a correlative imaging platform combining fluorescence microscopy and scanning SAXS to study cellular structures in native conditions, showing agreement between label-free SAXS and labeled fluorescence data.

This paper demonstrates fast scanning SAXS on biological cells in aqueous environments to reveal intracellular anisotropy and orientation and assess radiation damage.

The paper investigates the mechanical properties of cement lines compared to bone, finding they are stiffer and harder but have different mineral-mechanics relationships due to particle morphology.

This paper uses micro-XRD and XRF to analyze tau aggregates in Pick's disease, finding distinct elemental compositions and fibril structures in different lesion types.

The paper determines the structures of Cry11Aa and Cry11Ba toxins using serial femtosecond crystallography, revealing new insights into their in vivo crystallization patterns and toxicity.

This study investigates how Wnt/β-catenin signaling regulates spatio-temporal elasticity patterns in Hydra's extracellular matrix during morphogenesis.