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Anna Scheeder

Anna is a post-doctoral researcher in Bart Hoogenboom’s lab, where she studies bacterial surfaces and the impact of antibiotics using atomic force microscopy. Her scientific path began in Germany with a Bachelor's in Biology, where she focused on Neurosciences and malaria vectors. She then pursued a Master’s in Biomedical Engineering in Switzerland, diving into Tissue Engineering, Microfluidics, and the use of magnetic microparticles to modulate breast cancer. Shifting her focus again, she moved to the UK to join a CDT program in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, where she completed a PhD exploring nanoparticles, super-resolution microscopy, and bacteria.
In her free time Anna enjoys arts, cooking, and outdoor activities. 

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  • Home
  • Research Highlights
  • Research
    • Bacterial Cell Envelope
    • Immune Synapse
    • DNA
    • Pore Forming Proteins
    • Antimicrobial Peptides
    • Nuclear Pore Complex
  • Techniques
    • Atomic Force Microscopy
    • Fluorescence Microscopy
    • Electron Microscopy
    • Biomimetic Systems
    • Computational Modelling
  • Publications
  • People
  • Vacancies
  • News