Facility TabsResources Horizontal Imaging System Leica SP8 Nikon SMZ18 Spinning Disk 1 w/ Light Sheet Spinning Disk 2 Facility Manager Andrey Malkovskiy Research Scientist Plant Biology amalkovskiy@carnegiescience.edu Office: ProfileBioBefore joining Carnegie Institute for Science, Andrey Malkovskiy (PhD) was a researcher at Stanford University. His research focuses on cell mechanobiology, as well as binding interactions between proteins and ligands, studied by physiochemical methods of Raman spectroscopy, AFM force-distance microscopy and other microscopy techniques (SEM, TEM, UV-Vis, FTIR, DLS, CD, Raman, fluorescence). His other studies involve characterization of morphology and composition of different tissues by Raman spectroscopy, fluorescence, microCT and other imaging techniques. He has also extended the application of Raman spectroscopy, a physicochemical characterization technique, to the study of the state of antibacterial protection mechanism in patients affected by cystic fibrosis (CF) disease, as well as for monitoring the efficacy of current and promising future treatments on the well-being of CF patients. Andrey has extensive experience in AFM force-distance experiments, its application to study tissue and cell viscoelasticity and real-time response of cell contractility to various drugs and external stimuli. AffiliationAffiliation: DPB Research ScientistsLabs: Ehrhardt Lab Teaching Calendar Websites Personnel Senior Users
Andrey Malkovskiy Research Scientist Plant Biology amalkovskiy@carnegiescience.edu Office: ProfileBioBefore joining Carnegie Institute for Science, Andrey Malkovskiy (PhD) was a researcher at Stanford University. His research focuses on cell mechanobiology, as well as binding interactions between proteins and ligands, studied by physiochemical methods of Raman spectroscopy, AFM force-distance microscopy and other microscopy techniques (SEM, TEM, UV-Vis, FTIR, DLS, CD, Raman, fluorescence). His other studies involve characterization of morphology and composition of different tissues by Raman spectroscopy, fluorescence, microCT and other imaging techniques. He has also extended the application of Raman spectroscopy, a physicochemical characterization technique, to the study of the state of antibacterial protection mechanism in patients affected by cystic fibrosis (CF) disease, as well as for monitoring the efficacy of current and promising future treatments on the well-being of CF patients. Andrey has extensive experience in AFM force-distance experiments, its application to study tissue and cell viscoelasticity and real-time response of cell contractility to various drugs and external stimuli. AffiliationAffiliation: DPB Research ScientistsLabs: Ehrhardt Lab Teaching Calendar Websites
