David Entenberg

co-Director, Gruss Lipper Biophotonics Center

David Entenberg’s research interests are in the development of enabling technologies for biological research. With a background in laser based experimental quantum physics he brings skills in optical, mechanical, electrical, software and instrument design to biological research. Previous work has included the design and development of several robotics-based high-throughput automated biological assays utilizing real time PCR and MALDI-TOF protocols, novel microscopes including a fast switching, multi-channel TIRF microscope, a video rate multiphoton microscope, and a two-laser, OPO based multiphoton microscope. Current projects are focused on utilizing surgical engineering to develop and validate techniques for expanding the utility of mouse models within intravital imaging. This work has included mammary, abdominal, brain, lymphatic and lung imaging windows for studying cancer metastasis to secondary sites in vivo, as well surgically implantable photolithographic microdevices designed to directly alter the local (<300um) microenvironment in vivo and during intravital imaging.

Talks About
#matlab #optics #c

Preferred Locations
#UnitedStates