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Exploring the nanoscale dynamics of biomolecules with optical microcavities (Conference Presentation)

Medicine as well as biology increasingly rely on the use of cutting‐edge physics and engineering, in order to pursue the next generation nanomedical applications and to address fundamental questions in the life sciences. Central to this task is the study of micro- and nano systems, focusing on how engineered systems combined with natural ones can advance sensing, medicine, and our understanding of how biological systems work. My research addresses these important questions with state‐of‐the‐art biosensor technologies, capable of detecting single biomolecules and their dynamics; and resolving the kinetics of biomolecular systems on timescales ranging from few nanoseconds to several hours