Out of the frying pan and into the pancreas! @angelakrusephd at @spragginslab used #3DMicroscopy to open a window pane within the pancreas showing a neural node. The pancreas makes enzymes necessary for the pandemonium of digestion, a real Pandora's box if ever there was one!
Always a surprise how well Chris can image bone by MALDI IMS. Lots of interest at @asmsnews in our work with @CassatLab on bone infection. @VanderbiltChem
@ClaireF_Scott ‘s first #ASMS2023 poster on her work developing methods for multimodal imaging of white matter hyperintensities was a hit! @VanderbiltCDB
Incredible presentation by Jacqueline Van Ardenne on the molecular distribution of staph infected kidneys! 👏👏👏
Special thanks to our collaborators on this project @EricSkaar and @vandeplaslab
So proud of the amazing work and wonderful presentation by Ally Esselman (grad student @VanderbiltChem) at #ASMS2023. Thanks to our collaborators and friends in the @vandeplaslab
Two incredible oral presentations coming from the Spraggins lab at #ASMS2023@AllisonEsselman will unravel the molecular distribution of glomeruli using microscopy-directed high spatial resolution IMS, while jackie dives deep into the molecular distribution of S. aureus abscess
We have opportunities applying these technologies to Alzheimer's disease, acute kidney injury/chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and infectious disease. #HuBMAP#KPMP
Happy to be a part of these NIH molecular atlasing efforts. Interested in developing spatial/multi-omics technologies to understand human health and disease? Please reach out. Looking to add multiple members to our team. #cellbiology#molecularimaging
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Positions include instrumentation/method/biocomputational development for integrating imaging mass spectrometry, multiplexed IF microscopy, and spatial transcriptomics #MassSpec#Microscopy#sequencing#MachineLearning