Inge Katrin Herrmann

The paper presents an end-to-end pipeline for segmenting nanoparticles and cellular structures in 3D electron microscopy data of tumor spheroids, revealing preferential NP clustering near nuclei.

The paper identifies platelet δ-granules as the origin of calcified particles in cardiovascular tissue across mammals, birds, and lizards, proposing a new mechanism for cardiovascular calcification.

This study develops a 3D spheroid model of head and neck cancer to evaluate nanoparticle radiosensitization across 2D, 3D, and in vivo settings, finding consistent effects when nanoparticle mass uptake is matched.

The paper introduces an augmented reality visor that integrates fluorescence visualization, excitation monitoring, and temperature control to enhance surgical precision and safety.

This paper introduces a feedback-controlled laser tissue soldering technique using fluorescent nanothermometry to enable damage-free soft tissue fusion in minimally invasive robotic surgery.

This paper introduces rare-earth-doped core/shell nanoparticles for spectromicroscopic analysis of cell surface receptors using cathodoluminescence and X-ray emission.