Arne Moeller

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Arne Moeller is a leading figure in structural biology, specializing in the development of automated methods for single-particle electron microscopy (EM). His work has been instrumental in transforming cryo-EM from a labor-intensive technique into a high-throughput, accessible tool for determining macromolecular structures. Moeller’s major contributions center on creating robust, automated pipelines for data acquisition and processing, which have dramatically increased the efficiency and reproducibility of structural studies. His 2010 paper, "Automation in Single-Particle Electron Microscopy," with 24 citations, laid foundational groundwork for this automation, enabling researchers to tackle increasingly complex biological systems. Beyond this, Moeller has advanced algorithms for particle picking and 3D reconstruction, directly impacting the resolution and speed of structure determination. His innovations have empowered the broader scientific community to visualize proteins, viruses, and molecular machines at near-atomic detail, accelerating discoveries in drug design and fundamental biology. Moeller’s work continues to shape the future of structural biology, making him a pivotal contributor to the cryo-EM revolution.