Helmuth Goldammer

Helmuth Goldammer is a Researcher at the Core Facility Shared Services UBB within the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Vienna. His work provides critical technical support for advanced imaging and sample preparation, directly contributing to interdisciplinary life sciences research through specialized infrastructure services.

His research spans Electron Microscopy, Sample Preparation for Microscopy, and Cryobiology, with significant contributions to Forensic Science methodology and 3D Printing Applications in biological contexts. Goldammer has pioneered non-destructive bone preparation techniques for forensic anthropology and developed agitation-based systems to accelerate freeze substitution protocols, significantly improving specimen quality for high-resolution imaging.

As an active participant in the Vienna Life-Science Instruments (VLSI) network, he collaborates on integrating light/electron microscopy with NanoSIMS for correlative ultrastructural studies. His core facility services enable researchers across disciplines to access cutting-edge sample preparation and imaging technologies.