Piotr Szwedziak

This paper introduces an automated LN2 refill system for cryoFIB-SEM to enable uninterrupted long-term operations.

This study shows that 200 kV electron cryomicroscopes can perform electron cryotomography on mammalian cells, producing high-quality data for structural analysis.

The paper uses cryo-EM and cryo-ET to characterize the structural architecture of Aβ oligomers, curvilinear protofibrils, and annular assemblies, revealing their structural relationships and functional properties.

This study identifies TENT5A as a cytoplasmic poly(A) polymerase essential for collagen production and bone formation, revealing its role in osteogenesis imperfecta type XVIII.

The paper shows MreB filaments align along principal membrane curvature to create rod shape in bacteria, supported by biophysical modeling and experimental observations.