Emily Stoops

Scientist @Calico | Previously @BerkeleyMCB and @YaleCellBio | Fan of baking, novels and non-fiction reads, gymnastics, and musicals | she/her

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@sbregman87 My nerves can't take this

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@Felina510 Seconding pocket casts. Have used it for years. Clean interface, nice speed options, haven't found anything that isn't available on it yet.

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Instructors at #EMBOBioImage all asked to introduce themselves with a fun fact and their favorite tools. Most have interpreted as favorite bioimage analysis tools, but Anna Kreshuk takes the opportunity to praise hammers and dishwashers. Respect.

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A+ virtual conference participation

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Since we are on #EMBOBioImage
@EMBLEvents virtually, we can only apply newly acquired powers of #GenerativeAI to imagine what is now going on there during pause of the evening Software lounge. 🤓

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With the weather getting colder after a very hot weekend in Heidelberg, we've advanced from blobs to Christmas lights at #EMBOBioImage. Learning analysis for in situ transcriptomics with @CarolinaWahlby this morning.

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Fun session in advanced blobs at the Advanced Methods in Bioimage Analysis course with @haesleinhuepf today @EMBOevents. Looking forward to more tomorrow. #EMBOBioImage

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@PracheeAC I second the suggestion of Jhumpa Lahiri's 'Interpreter of Maladies' and will also add Ted Chiang's 'Exhalation' for original sci-fi short stories. Sci-fi isn't my go-to genre, but I loved Chiang's story collection.

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@RossTAPedersen Congrats Ross! Super exciting to see this in print. Hope you get a moment to celebrate the final grad school paper and your amazingly productive PhD.

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@RodalLab @DavidGDrubin Thanks Avi!

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I’ve also been meaning to share my postdoc work, which I’m so proud to finally have out in the world @PNASNews. We used synthetic lipid bilayers to reconstitute actin-driven vesicle budding. Look at that pretty vesicle popping off! https://t.co/PPluE2eC31

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@RossTAPedersen Thanks Ross!

[Emily Stoops @emistoops]

Thanks to my co-authors Max Ferrin, Danielle Jorgens and @DavidGDrubin for all of their hard work on this research. It was an incredibly challenging project and it’s so rewarding to have finally carried it across the finish line together.

[Emily Stoops @emistoops]

We hope that the assay can be used in the future to answer any number of questions about endocytosis. As just one example, I would have loved to dig into lipid composition more fully or to explore the role of cargo proteins, but alas a new job was calling.