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Michael Shannon

Michael Shannon is a former network contributor to Physics World. He is a researcher in the Takeharu Nagai lab at Osaka University, Japan, and his work focuses on super-resolution microscopy and optogenetics in T cells.

Michael studied molecular nano-clustering for his PhD at King's College London, using super-resolution microscopy and mathematics to investigate T cells. During his PhD, Michael wrote for the Biophysical Society and for the Randall Department’s blog at King’s College.

 

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