Biointegrated Photonics Lab

@schubertlab.bsky.social

Science at the interface of biology, chemistry and photonics, discovering new applications of microscopic lasers and sensors. Part of the Humboldt Centre for Nano- and Biophotonics, University of Cologne. PI posting. https://schubert-lab.uni-koeln.de/

🎉Important day for our Department! The construction of the new building for Chemistry and for Teacher Education is progressing at pace. Completion of the first part is anticipated for 2029🤞, enabling research and teaching in close proximity. And it already looks FANTASTIC!

Universität zu Köln@unicologne.bsky.social · 2mo ago

⚗️🧪 Universität zu Köln legt Grundstein der neuen Chemie Heute, am 1. Juni, wurde der Grundstein für die Neubauten der Chemischen Institute für die Bereiche Chemie und Biochemie und der Didaktiken in einem feierlichen Akt gelegt. Mehr dazu ▶️ uni.koeln/EX7YJ #uniköln #unicologne #unibaut #chemie

Fünf Personen stehen bei einer Grundsteinlegung vor einem Steinblock mit der Aufschrift „GRUNDSTEIN 01.06.2026“ auf einer Baustelle.

📣 Looking for a #PhD position in #organic #electronics, #molecular #templates or #optoelectronic devices? Then check out the new funding round of the research training group TIDE! Up to 13 projects available 👇

TIDE (RTG 2591)@tide-rtg.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The #DFG funded TIDE RTG invites applications for up to 13 #PhDPositions starting in April 2027 across the @unicologne.bsky.social, @unibonn.bsky.social, and @uni-wuppertal.bsky.social. Learn more and apply: tide.uni-koeln.de/open-positions jobportal.uni-koeln.de/bewerben/2616 #PhD #Hiring #jobs

Graphic announcing PhD opportunities in the DFG-funded Research Training Group “Template-Designed Organic Electronics (TIDE).” The post advertises up to 13 PhD positions starting in April 2027 in interdisciplinary research areas including organic synthesis, interface science, device physics, ultrafast spectroscopy, and quantum chemical modelling across the Universities of Cologne, Bonn, and Wuppertal.

A new, flexible microlaser can measure tiny forces within a living cell. “The applications we see are related to force measurements in clinically relevant cell models, primarily in stem cell‒derived heart organoids,” Marcel Schubert, @unicologne.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4dqQXUJ 💡 ⚛️ 🧪

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Still time to register for Malte's discussion with the Optica editors on #biophotonics, #microlasers and organic #electronics (this week Friday).

Optica Publishing Group@opg.optica.org · 5mo ago

🚨 Have you registered for Friday's Light Conversations webinar yet? #OPG_Optica author Malte Gather will discuss his work in organic electronics and biophotonics, challenges in the field, new developments, and much more. Register here: https://bit.ly/4bf4eyL

THREAD The first full year of tracking research on @bsky.app Hi, we are Altmetric, and we track how research is communicated across the web. We now have one full calendar year of Bluesky research data and thought we'd have a looksie.

My name is Jeff meme with Altmetric replaced. Channing Tatum with his clothes on.

Grateful to have been included in a Feature in ‪@theobserveruk.bsky.social‬ focussing on "fake spotters", available online today. This gives an overview of our work to tackle counterfeit spirits using laser spectroscopy, which we hope to see in use very soon! observer.co.uk/style/featur...

The real deal: our fascination with fakes – and how to sp...

With talented counterfeiters at the top of their game, how on earth do you spot a fake? And does it really matter anyway?

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New paper online: Half-wave nanolasers and intracellular plasmonic lasing particles. A metal–semiconductor as small as 170 nm in diameter emits lasing light from the lowest-order plasmonic mode across a broad spectral range in the infrared. www.nature.com/articles/s41... #Nanotechnology

Half-wave nanolasers and intracellular plasmonic lasing particles - Nature Nanotechnology

A metal–semiconductor structure as small as 170 nm in diameter emits lasing light from the lowest-order plasmonic mode across a broad spectral range in the infrared.

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Schlieren textures and topography make organic polariton lasers better! To the point where lasing is achieved with simple metallic mirrors for the first time. Great work by Florian Le Roux, @andreasphysics.bsky.social and Francisco Tenopala Carmona. Check out our Nature Comms paper rdcu.be/d6GXz

Schlieren texture and topography induced confinement in an organic exciton-polariton laser

Nature Communications - Organic exciton-polaritons represent an attractive platform for quantum devices. Here, authors show how introducing Schlieren texturing and a rough intra-cavity topography...

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