Regular biography
Tianben Ding is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at The University of Tokyo, affiliated with both the Department of Chemistry (UG) and the Department of Chemistry (GR), as well as the Graduate School of Science. His research focuses on photonics and microscopy, particularly the development and application of image-activated cell sorting (IACS). His work involves the study of light, photonics, molecules, biology, and imaging. Ding's research is conducted at the Chemistry East Bldg., Room 0213, and his contact details are available through the university's website.
Scholar-generated biography
Tianben Ding is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the University of Tokyo, specializing in advanced imaging and analytical techniques. His research integrates super-resolution microscopy, cytometry, and spectroscopy to investigate extracellular vesicles and complex biological systems. Ding's work also explores neural networks for signal processing and data analysis, particularly in wireless communication and image-activated cell sorting. His publications highlight innovations in single-molecule imaging, such as resolving structural heterogeneities in amyloid fibrils and lipid membranes, as well as developing methods for high-sensitivity gas sensing and photocatalytic activity analysis. His research bridges nanoscale imaging with computational approaches to advance understanding of molecular dynamics and functional heterogeneity.