Michael Knoblauch
Institution
Washington State University
ORCID
Projects
Deciphering the structure and function of the last unknown major plant organelle - Plasmodesma
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Michael Knoblauch
Project type
Large-Scale EMSL Research
PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Kerry Hipps
Correlative Imaging and Spectroscopy of Biological Systems and Structural Dynamics
Lead Institution
Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory
Principal Investigator
James Evans
PREMIER CAT - Using Dynamic TEM to Study the Nucleation and Growth of Organic Semiconductor Nanostructures
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Kerry Hipps
Unraveling New Pathways for Carbon Capture to Enhance Lipid-Biomass Feedstocks
Lead Institution
Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory
Principal Investigator
James Evans
Investigating the mechanism of ATP independent force generation in forisomes
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Michael Knoblauch
Cryo-TEM investigations of plasmodesmata
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Michael Knoblauch
Michael Knoblauch's Proposal
Molecular Structure and Interaction of Forisome Filaments
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Michael Knoblauch
Project type
Large-Scale EMSL Research
Geobiology of Chemical Weathering: Spatially Explicit Characterization of the Inorganic Chemical Composition of Mycorrhizospheric Biofilms
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Chester Keller
Project type
Large-Scale EMSL Research
PREMIER CAT - Resolving the ultrastructure of sink sieve elements in plasmodesmata of Arabidopsis and Populus root tips
Lead Institution
Washington State University
Principal Investigator
Michael Knoblauch