Makoto Kamei

I manage the microscopy facility at the Centre for Cancer Biology (@CCB_Research) in Adelaide, South Australia. Interests in Mol/Dev Biology.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Stoked to have managed to repair the Yokogawa CV1000 6 months after it went down. Chasing down the device driver for a legacy frame grabber for Win7 by contacting Japanese manufacturer in Japanese was the highlight of the work.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Mogana @MoganaRajkumar @CCB_Research giving a talk at the @ANZSCDB #SA meeting.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Used the "Galvo flow" function on the @LeicaMicro
#SP8 #MP #microscope for the first time since I was trained 11 years ago.

[UniSA (this account is no longer active) @UniversitySA]

Someone born in 1990 is up to three times more likely to be diagnosed with #BowelCancer than someone born in 1950. Early onset bowel cancer is increasing globally and @UniversitySA & @CCB_Research scientist Prof Michael Samuel is on a quest to find out why https://t.co/ELneMX6uq1

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

@matsukiblade もっこす(https://t.co/GUEwv40Vfg)か、神戸ラーメン第一旭(https://t.co/RG3oMvys6O)で。

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

@CCB_flow End of an Era.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Attended the presentation given by @suishess at the #APMC13 meeting. I've been using the #CUBIC clearing method since mid 2010's.

[Cameron Nowell @NerdyCammy]

Answering the call of @haesleinhuepf, @tischitischer,@petebankhead,@cmci_,@CiminiLab

My @FijiSc training notes are now FAIR. All online in an open format to download and use for teaching, training and other things. All in Google Doc or PDF formats

https://t.co/Dp3YrJPbGp

[Chief Scientist for South Australia @sachiefsci]

Today is #WorldCancerDay, a fitting opportunity to spotlight @CCB_Research's Prof @claudine_bonder - recently awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the Australia Day 2025 Honours List for service to medical research.

📰 https://t.co/amVHprGjfb

📸@UniversitySA

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Got my hands on the @zeiss_micro #Axio #Imager #brixies along with other useful items at the #APMC13 meeting.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Attending #APMC13 in #Brisbane.

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Attended the @LeicaMicro #Stellaris demo at my old home ground @UniofAdelaide @waiteresearch. Finally got to see one in person. Very nice #microscope.

[Razvan Borza @rborza_]

🚨 Great alternatives to BioRender are now available!!

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[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Played with the Lego set for air hoses trying to fix that leaking push to connect fittings.

[Sarah Boyle 👩🏻‍🔬🎀 @DrSarahBoyle]

ICYMI: Myself and AProf Schwarz featured on @adelady00 HelloSA last week, following on from our involvement in The @hosp_research Foundation Group’s latest campaign “Fighting for the Everyday” https://t.co/YmXaFjQEIw

[Makoto Kamei @ADLmicroimaging]

Getting familiar with the innards of a #multiphoton #microscope.

[Loretta Dorstyn @LDorstyn]

Congratulations to PhD student Ivan Ngui for winning the ANZSCDB Image Award at BMH 2024. (Sorry this is the best photo I could get from afar 😁)
@bmh2024Melb
@DrNatashaHarvey
@CCB_Research
@UniversitySA

[Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) @MBLScience]

It's #MicroscopyMonday, so let's take a look into the 🔬 with this @NikonSmallWorld image of an adult transgenic zebrafish head. Blood vessels (blue), lymphatic vessels (yellow), and the skin and scales (magenta). 4x magnification

Credit: Daniel Castranova and Brant Weinstein

[Centre for Cancer Biology @CCB_Research]

Finding breakthroughs in childhood cancer
“As a world expert in neuron development [at the CCB], A/Prof Schwarz seeks to understand the cell and molecular processes driving these conditions, to then use that knowledge to find better treatments.”
https://t.co/AfOW2pYQWf

[Centre for Cancer Biology @CCB_Research]

When the fight becomes personal
“Based at the [CCB], Dr Boyle’s early-career research was proudly funded by The @hosp_research Foundation (THRF) Group to investigate the physical forces that occur when tumours grow and spread.”
https://t.co/bYgTJO28RI