Miriam Menzel

This paper introduces ComSLI, a computational method to map collagen fiber orientation in paraffin-treated tumor tissues, enabling analysis of tumor growth and desmoplastic reactions.

This paper introduces ComSLI, a method to map fiber networks in histology without sample preparation, showing its application across tissues and diseases.

This study validates computational scattered light imaging for collagen fibre orientation using polarimetric second harmonic generation microscopy on rat tendon and bone sections.

This paper introduces FP-SLM, a combined imaging method that improves fiber organization analysis in tissues by integrating FPM and ComSLI, showing better results than using either method alone.

The paper combines scattered light and X-ray imaging with diffusion MRI to accurately map neuronal orientations and validate fiber crossings in human and vervet monkey brains.

This paper demonstrates the use of small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) to detect myelinated axon crossings in multiple species, providing a ground truth for validating other imaging methods.

The paper introduces MAGIC, a label-free fluorescence method for 3D high-resolution reconstruction of myelinated fibers in large volumes, demonstrating its application on multiple species brain samples.