Rainer Heintzmann

This paper introduces a non-iterative method to create molecular probability maps from single-molecule localization data, preserving positional likelihood without coordinate-based rendering.

This study quantifies spatio-temporal image degradation from motion blur in fluorescence microscopy using SSNR and simulations, showing resolution loss up to 40% for 90-degree motion direction changes.

This paper introduces Classi4RPE, a computational algorithm for segmenting and classifying retinal pigment granules in FLIM data into three categories with high accuracy.

Chromatix provides a differentiable, GPU-accelerated wave-optics library to enable fast and parallelized optical simulations for computational optics applications.

This paper presents an open-source, fully-automated two-color structured illumination module for super-resolution microscopy, achieving 1.55-fold improved lateral resolution over conventional wide-field microscopy.

The paper identifies syndapin I's role in regulating glycine receptor organization and synaptic plasticity in spinal cord inhibitory synapses through phosphorylation and interaction with gephyrin.

The paper presents a one-shot phase-recovery method using a cellphone RGB camera on a Jamin-Lebedeff microscope to enable real-time quantitative phase measurements.

The paper analyzes how reconstruction parameters in structured illumination microscopy affect artifacts and provides a guideline for optimizing them.