Anja Nohe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Delaware, USA. She has received her PhD in Chemistry in 2000. After a Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, she accepted a first Faculty position at the University of Maine in Chemical and Biological Engineering. In 2008, she relocated to the University of Delaware, USA. She is a Member of several Editorial Boards. She uses novel imaging approaches such as AFM and the family of Image Correlation Spectroscopy to define cellular processes during stem cell differentiation and skeletal formation. Moreover, utilizing novel techniques and tools such as real time imaging and nanoparticles, she focuses on protein dynamics in cells as well as on protein distribution in mice Anja Nohe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Delaware, USA. She has received her PhD in Chemistry in 2000. After a Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Western Ontario in Canada, she accepted a first Faculty position at the University of Maine in Chemical and Biological Engineering. In 2008, she relocated to the University of Delaware, USA. She is a Member of several Editorial Boards. She uses novel imaging approaches such as AFM and the family of Image Correlation Spectroscopy to define cellular processes during stem cell differentiation and skeletal formation. Moreover, utilizing novel techniques and tools such as real time imaging and nanoparticles, she focuses on protein dynamics in cells as well as on protein distribution in mice

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