That’s a wrap for #PPRM2025. Great science, wonderful community and amazing location. Glad it all went smoothly and big thanks to @jackrhodes@draegermarkus for helping organize the meeting.
Cool talk by @LuisAlonsoBaez1 about mapping viscoelasticity in Arabidopsis root tips, making physics understandable for plant scientists😅
#BT2024DBG@BT2024DBG
Registration for @biobrillouin24 conference deadline has been extended. New deadline is August 2nd 2024. Are you already a member of @BioBrillouinSoc or are you a newcomer to the world of #Brillouinmicroscopy ? Everyone is welcome to Trondheim in September 2024.
The full program for the #BioBrillouin2024 conference is now online. We will have excellent speakers sharing their research in different areas of Brillouin microscopy. Looking forward to meeting you there!
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Feeling grateful for the opportunity to attend #PlantBio2024 thanks to the travel grant!🏅It was amazing to share and discuss science through my presentation at the concurrent symposium and poster session. Great to meet so many inspiring people!✨#ScienceCommunication#Networking
The 7th international conference on Brillouin microscopy 🔬 in life sciences from 11th til 13th September in Trondheim 🇳🇴. Are you interested in mechano-biology in living organisms? Join here and please, share: https://t.co/8lJluwQIVh
Contemplating the physics of Newton's tree (or one of its descendants?) together with @MichaelaTichaS before the #UKPlantBiomech day. We will present our research on molecular tension biosensors and Brillouin microscopy of plant cells. Looking forward to making new connections.
🌿Exciting times at the two-day Biology Olympics training camp hosted at IBI, NTNU! 🧪 Students delved into the world of plant biotechnology, discovering the magic of fluorescence microscopes. Best of luck to all participants! 🌱🏆 #BiologyOlympics#ScienceAdventure
Why and how to study plants? How to deal with current global problems regarding environmental changes and food crisis? Are GMOs safe? What about bioethics and modern genetic engineering? We discussed today among other topics at #EuropeanResearchersNight#ntnu#Gløshaugen
Very happy to be working on plant mechanics using Brillouin microscopy. Today we got our first frequency shift from an Arabidopsis root @NTNU Hopefully many interesting results coming soon! @Brillouin@BioBrillouin @Plantcellmechanics
Just published in J Exp Bot: Advanced microscopy resolves dynamic localization patterns of stress-induced mitogen-activated protein kinase SIMK during alfalfa root hair interactions with Ensifer meliloti https://t.co/hMvuyTI9xY