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Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

 

(they/them)

I am a chemist based in The Lee Lab working in the field of single-molecule localisation microscopy. My research focuses on the development of 3D single-molecule imaging techniques (see here) and the design of next-generation fluorescent probes.

I obtained my MChem from the University of York in 2020, completing my master's thesis under the supervision of Dr Martin Cockett in spectroscopy. In particular, I used Resonance Enahnced Multiphoton Ionisation (REMPI) Spectroscopy and excited state electronic structure calculations to probe the weak interactions between biologically relevent molecules.

I also co-founded the Cambridge Queer in Chemistry Network (QiCN) that aims to provide a space within the department for staff and students to connect, socialise and celebrate with other queer chemists.

Publications

High-density volumetric super-resolution microscopy
S Daly, J Ferreira Fernandes, E Bruggeman, A Handa, R Peters, S Benaissa, B Zhang, JS Beckwith, EW Sanders, RR Sims, D Klenerman, SJ Davis, K O’Holleran, SF Lee
– Nature Communications
(2024)
15,
1940
High-density volumetric super-resolution microscopy
S Daly, J Ferreira Fernandes, E Bruggeman, A Handa, R Peters, S Benaissa, B Zhang, JS Beckwith, EW Sanders, RR Sims, D Klenerman, SJ Davis, K O'Holleran, SF Lee
– Nature Communications
(2024)
15,
1940
High-density volumetric super-resolution microscopy
S Daly, JF Fernandes, E Bruggeman, A Handa, R Peters, S Benaissa, B Zhang, J Beckwith, E Sanders, R Sims, D Klenerman, S Davis, K O’Holleran, S Lee
(2023)
POLCAM: Instant molecular orientation microscopy for the life sciences
E Bruggeman, O Zhang, L-M Needham, M Körbel, S Daly, M Cheetham, R Peters, T Wu, A Klymchenko, S Davis, E Paluch, D Klenerman, M Lew, K O’Holleran, S Lee
(2023)
A Comparative Study of High-Contrast Fluorescence Lifetime Probes for Imaging Amyloid in Tissue
F Gorka, S Daly, CM Pearson, E Bulovaite, YP Zhang, A Handa, SGN Grant, TN Snaddon, L-M Needham, SF Lee
– Journal of Physical Chemistry B
(2021)
125,
13710

Research Group

Telephone number

01223 336421 (shared)

Email address

sgd46@cam.ac.uk