Senior facility scientist (data analysis)
Michael joined the CLF in 2009. He is part of the data analysis team of the Octopus. He provides expertise and support to academic user groups and industrial partners for the data analysis of their microscopy experiments. He has been involved in the development of the FLiMP method, Bayesian tracking algorithm and characterisation of EMCCDs.
His current research interests are directed towards the Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy workflow, investigating the behaviour of fluorescent labels in light microscopy at cryogenic temperatures that utilises solid immersion lenses and developing analysis methods adapted to these conditions.
A small molecule inhibitor of HER3: a proof-of-concept study
A Colomba, M Fitzek, R George
A stochastic model for electron multiplication charge-coupled devices–from theory to practice
M Hirsch, RJ Wareham, ML Martin-Fernandez, MP Hobson, DJ Rolfe
SR Needham, M Hirsch, DJ Rolfe, DT Clarke, LC Zanetti-Domingues, R Wareham, ML Martin-Fernandez
