Manfred Lindau

Professor Manfred Lindau is a distinguished academic building collaborative efforts in the fields of nanotechnology, microfluidics, microsystems, and biophysics at the School of Applied and Engineering Physics, Cornell University. With a robust academic foundation, he earned his doctorate from the Technical University of Berlin in 1983, and has since made significant contributions to the scientific community. Joining the faculty at Cornell in 1997, Professor Lindau has dedicated his research to understanding the intricate molecular motions that facilitate the release of neurotransmitters and hormones from cells. His work is pivotal in advancing our comprehension of cellular processes and has implications for a wide range of applications in both medical and technological fields. Professor Lindau's research interests are diverse, encompassing the cutting-edge realms of nanotechnology and microfluidics. His expertise in these areas has led to innovative developments in microsystems, which are crucial for the advancement of modern engineering and applied physics. As an active member of the Biophysical Society and the Society for Neuroscience, Professor Lindau remains at the forefront of his field, contributing to the ongoing dialogue and development within these scientific communities. His collaborative approach and dedication to research continue to inspire both his peers and students at Cornell University.