Tobias Abele

This paper introduces a buoyancy-driven method to sort synthetic cells based on nanopore activity without labels or imaging.

This paper demonstrates genetically encoded RNA droplets that can dissolve, segregate, and regrow through ribozyme catalysis, establishing a minimal cycle for synthetic life.

This paper compares volume and surface methods for microparticle traction force microscopy through simulations and experiments, finding the surface method more accurate but with reduced performance at high noise levels.

This paper introduces an automated image-based cell sorting method that enriches activated T cells from blood with high throughput and label-free morphology-based classification.

The paper presents a platform for minimal-invasive 3D laser printing of microimplants in vivo using synthetic polymer inks, demonstrating biological responses in teleost fish and fruit fly embryos.