My very first peer-reviewed paper is out! 🥳🥳🥳 I couldn’t be happier! And grateful to my mentor @ewers_helge, my undergrad student Paula Santos-Otte and my collaborator Stephan Block and all co-authors & lab members.
https://t.co/8ccSKVybbY
Excited to share our new preprint "Boundary geometry controls topological defect transitions that determine lumen nucleation in embryonic development"! https://t.co/CBQcGdxQac
Product of amazing interdisciplinary work with @takafumi_ichi, Takashi Hiiragi and @ErzbergerGroup ✨
One month left to apply to this 4-year fully funded postdoc position in my group. We want to open a new research direction where we can predict drastic changes in tissue structure using machine learning!
Apply here:
https://t.co/o0z9aXcHEi
And please RT ☺️
Job alert!
Want to join our wonderful lab @TheCrick? We have two funded positions open!
Postdoctoral position (4 years) and Senior scientist (SLRS) (2 years with possibility to extend).
Please contact me for details!
30-COLOR DNA-PAINT at sub-15 nm RESOLUTION. I am overly excited to tell you about "Spatial proteomics in neurons at single-protein resolution" our latest work led and developed by my brilliant and amazing colleague Eduard Unterauer. 1/8
https://t.co/YycKqCMKOL
@FSchueder@YaleCellBio Take a U-2 OS with mitochondria and microtubules immunolabeled with ssDNA docking strands 1 and 2, respectively. Transient Adapter 1 directs our fluorescent probe to the mitochondria. Add Eraser 1 and Transient Adapter 2 and watch the magic happen in just a couple of minutes!🪄
“Mechanics in Biology” Summer School in Loch Lomond (Scotland), June 4-9, 2023, with hands-on training in AFM, shear rheology, traction microscopy, ion conductivity microscopy, whiskey distillation, etc. https://t.co/iQpQwwKYCX
Check out our new preprint in which we, for the first time, link cell surface mechanics to the molecular ultrastructure of the actin cytoskeleton.
https://t.co/u05slAB1wm
Below is a summary of our findings! (1/5)
#Postdoc wanted! You are a #biophysicist or a #cell biologist with an outstanding track record and a keen interest in #mechanobiology? Apply to our lab and the cluster of excellence "Physics of Life" @PolDresden. Find details under https://t.co/tS0ktu1ABg
Have you suffered from a runny nose recently? Mucus – more colloquially known as snot – often contains antimicrobial substances. Mucus in the mouse colon can be visualised using Alcian blue staining, as imaged here by EMBL predoctoral fellow Linda Decker.
https://t.co/y04b9UOqe8
Damien Coudreuse's lab (IBGC, Bordeaux) is looking for a PhD student to study the impact of cellular biophysics on aging. For more info: https://t.co/2C2kxj1VGA
This Saturday 14/1 I will join activists in Lützerath to defend the village and stop the coalmine. Join us at 12.00 to protect life, and put people over profit!
The science is clear, the most affected people are clear: no more fossil fuels!
#LütziBleibt#EndCoal
@michae1park Congratulations @michae1park, amazing scope and findings. Posted a rap video on a similar topic not long ago, shout out @dashunwang
https://t.co/R5r0j7ODE2