Suliana Manley is a prominent researcher affiliated with the Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics at the Institutes of Physics and Bioengineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), located in Lausanne, Switzerland. Her work predominantly lies at the intersection of physics and biology, where she explores cellular functions through advanced microscopy techniques.
Research Contributions
Suliana Manley's research spans several crucial areas within nanotechnology and biophysics. Notably, her work on mitochondrial division geometry and the impact of mitochondrial membrane tension on fission has provided significant insights into cellular mechanisms. She has also contributed extensively to the field of super-resolution microscopy, developing high-throughput techniques for reconstructing molecular architecture. Her studies on the dynamics of cytoplasmic and chromosomal behavior in bacteria under nitrogen starvation conditions, as well as the nanoscale organization of protein complexes, underscore her multifaceted expertise.
