By trade I'm an Aerospace Engineer who stumbled upon Marine Science while developing probes to investigate extraterrestrial glaciers.
For about four years I'm working with cameras to capture both marine live (mainly with bought systems) and physical processes (mainly with …

Instrument responsible of the nanotomogrpahy station at the imaging beamline P05, at PETRA III (DESY) operated by the Helmholtz Zentrum Hereon.
Research interests: Nanoimaging, biomaterials, instrument/ technique development

I am imaging nanoscale pores and other features in membranes for sperations of either liquids or gases by AFM, SEM and TEM. I used to investigate the fluorescence/ photoluminescence and electroluminescence in electronic devices with optical microscopy, in the visible …

Interested in biomaterials and the correlative analysis using X-ray based techniques such as computed tomography and diffraction. A special focus lies in the understanding of the interplay between mechanical stresses and degradation in biodegradable magnesium-based implant materials.

Imaging data scientist, working on a platform for the
analysis of multimodal and correlative data from micro- and nano-tomography together with FIB-SEM and TEM.

AFM, Bruker Multi Mode 8, working with dry an wet/swollen samples and with gas flowting membranes

Postdoctoral research fellow at Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon

Data scientist and computer scientist with a strong background in mathematical analysis and linear algebra
* CT data processing and reconstruction
* CT iterative algebraic reconstruction algorithms development
* Synchrotron CT applications including phase …

Dr. Mark Mordride (née Langridge) is the electron microscope manager for the department of Metal-physics at the Helmholz zentrum Hereon. Along with overseeing the day-to-day running of the SEM and TEMs, his academic interests are in the development of improved …

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I am working on synchrotron-radiation-based microtomography and phase contrast imaging techniques and their application for in situ/vivo experiments at the outstation of the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon at the PETRA III storage ring in Hamburg. Further research interests are tomographic reconstruction techniques, …

Dr. Mark Mordride (née Langridge) is the electron microscope manager for the department of Metal-physics at the Helmholz Zentrum Hereon. Along with overseeing the day-to-day running of the SEM and TEMs, his academic interests are in the development of improved …

Interested in biomaterials and correlating different imaging techniques. Especially understanding the biodegradation processes of Magnesium-based alloys at the micro- to nanoscale by applying synchrotron radiation nano computed tomography and transmission electron microscopy techniques.

I apply machine-learning tools to automatically extract biologically relevant features from plankton images. Combining human and artificial intelligence, I investigate the complex relationships between plankton community composition, biodiversity, carbon fluxes and environmental conditions. I am particularly interested in examining the …

Interested in correlative characterization using X-ray computed tomography at the micro- and nanoscale, as well as X-ray diffraction, X-ray fluorescence and small angle X-ray scattering experiments.
Focus on biodegradable magnesium implants and surrounding tissue such as bone or soft tissues.