Congratulations to Arif Ahmed and Ida Opstad on their recently accepted paper in CVPR2020, a world-leading conference in the field of computer vision and pattern recognition ranking among the top 10 publication avenues across all disciplines according to the h5 index. The manuscript, titled “learning nanoscale … Continued
During the last week, UiT hosted an incredible workshop: “Next generation live-cell microscopy”. The event was organized by Florian Ströhl and Krishna Agarwal, both members of the Optics group at UiT, and had a duration of 2.5 days (17, 18 … Continued
The paper “structured illumination microscopy using a photonic chip” has been accepted for publication in Nature Photonics. The article can be accessed through its temporary access here. Congratulations to Øystein, Balpreet and his team for their second publication in such … Continued
Chip NanoImaging, a spin-off company from the UiT – The Arctic University of Norway, has just kick-started operating at its headquarters in Tromsø. The company develops super-resolution microscopy techniques for applications within medicine and biology, both for research and diagnostics, … Continued
In a magnificent closing for 2019, Marcel Lahrberg received his Ph.D. in Science after defending his doctoral thesis. The ceremony took place at the Department of Physics and Technology at the UiT – The Arctic University of Norway on December 11th, 2019. … Continued
Congratulations to our team member, Øystein I. Helle, who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation titled “On-chip optical nanoscopy: towards high throughput and multi-modality”. The ceremony took place on November 07th at the Department of Physics and Technology at the UiT … Continued