Michael Scheckenbach

This paper introduces a sensitive, non-amplified nucleic acid detection method using DNA origami nanoantennas, achieving attomolar detection without requiring molecular amplification.

The paper introduces a molecular fluorescence lifetime sensor to non-invasively monitor DNA origami coating with cationic polymers or silica in real-time at the single nanostructure level.

This paper infers binding and unbinding rates from fluorescence time series while accounting for photobleaching using a two-stage Bayesian approach.

This paper develops a DNA-mediated photostabilization method for single-molecule and super-resolution imaging, showing improved performance at lower additive concentrations and enabling continuous replenishment of photostabilizers.