Johan Hattne

This study evaluates energy filter slit widths in MicroED to improve signal-to-noise ratio and data quality for macromolecular structure determination.

This study uses high-throughput MicroED to analyze structural dynamics of NaK and NaK2CNG ion channels, revealing sodium binding and dynamic selectivity filter behavior.

This study develops a workflow combining cocktail soaking with automated microED to enable rapid ligand screening and structure determination from microcrystals, validated with known and novel ligand interactions.

This study shows that energy filtering improves MicroED data quality, enabling sub-atomic resolution and better structure modeling of proteinase K crystals.

The paper introduces a method to reduce magnetic hysteresis in a JEOL JEM-3200FSC microscope, enabling stable low-dose cryoEM operations by independently ramping condenser lenses before data collection.

This study shows that MicroED can determine atomic resolution protein structures from crystals up to one micrometer thick, much thicker than previously thought possible.