Jakub Pospíšil
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I am a researcher working on the development of an imaging system based on Brillouin microscopy. My work focuses on the design and implementation of a label-free optical microscope that combines Brillouin scattering with advanced illumination and detection concepts to enable spatially resolved measurements of mechanical properties in biological samples. The project includes optical system design, integration of novel optical elements for hyperspectral imaging, and adaptation of concepts from light sheet microscopy and nanoscopy for studies of viscoelastic properties in living tissues with high spatial and temporal resolution.
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Forskningsinteresser
- Brillouin-mikroskopi og mekanosensitiv optisk avbildning
- Optisk systemdesign for avansert mikroskopi
- Merkefri avbildning av mekaniske egenskaper i biologiske prøver
- Hyperspektral avbildning og spektroskopisk mikroskopi
- Bildebehandling og kvantitativ bildeanalyse
- Leverens sinusoidale endotelceller (LSECs)
- Superoppløselig strukturert belysningsmikroskopi (SR-SIM)
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Jakub Pospíšil was born in Jindřichův Hradec, Czech Republic, in 1990. He completed his secondary education at the Higher School of Electrical Engineering in Třebíč in 2010, specializing in electronic computer systems. He then obtained a master's degree (Ing., equivalent to M.Sc.) in electrical engineering, specializing in communications, multimedia and electronics, from the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), Faculty of Electrical Engineering, in 2015.
He began his doctoral studies at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU, in 2015 and defended his doctoral thesis entitled "Compact structured illumination microscopy and performance evaluation in live cell super-resolution imaging" in 2022.
In July 2022, Jakub Pospíšil joined the Vascular Biology Research Group (VBRG) at the Department of Medical Biology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, where he worked as a postdoctoral researcher. His research during this period was focused on liver sinusoidal endothelial cells (LSECs). He is also interested in segmentation and quantitative analysis of biological images.
Since October 2025, he has worked on the development of Brillouin microscopy at the research group for ultrasound, microwaves and optics at the Department of Physics, UiT The Arctic University of Norway.