Johann Brenner

Connecting in-situ #cryoET and #microfluidics he/him

[Johann Brenner @CraignRush]

Congrats everybody on this super amazing paper! Seeing the passion, dedication, and teamwork every single author put into that study every day makes me feel incredibly honored and thankful to work with them in the Plitzko Lab.

[Sven Klumpe @svenklumpe]

Glad to finally share our manuscript on “Serial Lift-Out” by the amazing twitterless Oda Schiøtz, Jürgen Plitzko, @CJOKaiser , and myself. Doing multiple sections from single lift outs showing beautiful C. elegans ultrastructure 🤯 I could watch it all day 🤩How did we get there?

[Max Planck Institute of Biophysics @MPIbp]

Warmest congratulations to our research group leader @WilflingFlorian (@WilflingLab) on receiving a prestigious ERC Starting Grant for his research on #autophagosomes which help the cell remove its waste! What a great success🥳👏@ERC_Research #ERCStG
👉https://t.co/5L5DCGNg85

[Johann Brenner @CraignRush]

Our paper is out! 😄

I am very thankful for working with the great team at Simmel Lab and especially Lukas Aufinger! It was so much fun to play around with the intricacies of the #microfluidic #reactor from @MaerklLab and our setup.

https://t.co/wi7pVU1COf

[The Wilfling Lab @WilflingLab]

As promised, here is a deepdive into our #preprint from the previous post: https://t.co/nLAsclWPl2
The one-liner: We reveal for the first time the step-by-step progression of #autophagosome #biogenesis directly in a cell by using correlative #cryoet. 1/7

[The Wilfling Lab @WilflingLab]

How do #membranes transform during #autophagy? Check out our new preprint by @anna_bieber_ab
and @CristinaCpt at @MPI_Biochem!

See our next tweet for the figures and key messages!

https://t.co/XwH4ZXMQo0