R. Meister

PURELIGHT improves photon efficiency and accuracy in fluorescence microscopy by recovering undistorted intensity and lifetime measurements at high count rates across multiple detector technologies.

The paper examines energy metabolism in retinal neurons, showing photoreceptors use both aerobic glycolysis and OXPHOS while inner retinal neurons rely on OXPHOS, and identifies metabolic changes in a retinitis pigmentosa mutation.

This paper introduces a low-cost FPGA-based method to correct pile-up distortions in TCSPC-FLIM, enabling high-speed, accurate in vivo imaging with subcellular resolution.