Philipp Sasse

This paper introduces ROCE to study cell signaling and motility by using light to control and observe cellular responses in various cell types.

This study uses optogenetics to measure cardiac parameters in mouse hearts, revealing that reduced inward rectifying K+ currents and disrupted coupling increase arrhythmia risk.

This study introduces AB2, a photochromic ligand that modulates cardiac electrophysiology via light, converting ventricular arrhythmias into sinus rhythm in an ex-vivo heart model.

This paper identifies PdCO as a bistable GPCR with high temporal precision for optogenetic control of neural circuits in vivo.