Douglas Martin, Assistant Professor of Physics

Curriculum Vitae

 

Alyssa Herman, '14; automatic microscopy

Anna Ratliff, '14; stiffness of microtubules

Michael Wennerstrom, '14; STORM in microtubules

 

Gus Black, '13; real-time single particle tracking

Melissa Klocke, '12; multi-wavelength single molecule fluorescence imaging

Lin Zhao, '12; FRET in microtubules

Carol Bodnar, '11; stiffness of individual microtubules (Currently: University of Cincinnati, Medical Physics)

Brian Van Hoozen, '12; varying microtubule protofilament number

Lu Yu, '11; measuring microtubule protofilament number (Currently: Washington University at St. Louis, Biochemistry)

Erik Anderson, ’10; individual microtubule fluorescence microscopy (Currently: UC-Berkeley, Chemistry)

 

 

Julia Ziege, ’10; asymmetry in kinesin motility (Currently: University of Cincinnati, Medical Physics)

 

 

Kelsey Gray, ’11; high-speed analysis of kinesin motility (Currently: Johns Hopkins University, Biophysics)

David Harbage, ’09; Microscope construction; orientational imaging of single molecules (Currently: Syracuse University, Physics)

David Meichle, ’10; microscope construction; Simulations of kinesin motility; nm precision characterization (Currently: University of Maryland, Physics)

 

 

Rob Niederriter, ’10; microscope construction (Currently: University of Colorado, Physics)