Gerard C. L. Wong

This paper introduces squeezed light field microscopy (SLIM), a method for high-speed 3D volumetric imaging, and demonstrates its application in tracking blood cell motion and neural activity in vivo.

The paper investigates the mechanism of mitochondrial fission by Drp1, showing that GTP hydrolysis enables free Drp1 to induce membrane negative Gaussian curvature, promoting scission.

This study shows how dynamin proteins use mechano-constriction and membrane curvature to drive mitochondrial fission through a snap-through instability.

This study compares the membrane scission capabilities of viral and eukaryotic proteins using mechanical models and SAXS data to analyze how lipid composition and interfacial tension affect neck size.

The paper compares pore formation by antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) and cell penetrating peptides (CPPs) using SAXS data and geometric models to estimate pore sizes and stability.

The paper identifies and characterizes prototypical pacemaker neurons in Hydra that express immune-related genes and interact with the microbial environment.