Oxford Brookes partners with leading institutions to train the next generation of researchers addressing global challenges in life and environmental sciences in the new Interdisciplinary Life and Environmental Science Landscape Award (ILESLA).
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We are looking for an enthusiastic Electron Microscopy Specialist to support our friendly research teams and their exciting research. Any questions, get in touch!
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The Plant Endoplasmic Reticulum: Methods and Protocols (2nd edition)- featuring chapters by several members and friends of the OBU Centre for BioImaging https://t.co/unIoJaKfhg
📢The Editors of the Journal of Microscopy are pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural ‘Best Paper’ awards for Early Career Researchers in 2023.
Congratulations to Dr Alex W. Robinson @AlexRobinson212 and Dr Charlotte Pain @Charly_Pain!
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Keep in contact: multiple roles of endoplasmic reticulum–membrane contact sites and the organelle interaction network in plants
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Great fully funded PhD opportunity to join my lab at Oxford Brookes University in collaboration with the James Hutton Institute and Sheffield Hallam University! Get in touch if you are interested!
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Our department at Oxford Brookes University is advertising for an exciting Emerging Leaders Research Fellowship opportunity in the areas of -omics technologies and/or microscopy methods
Here is the link, any questions please get in touch!
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We have an exciting job opening in our Centre for Bioimaging. We're looking for a light microscopy specialist who can provide high-level support and training and can help to develop and implement new microscopy methods. https://t.co/dK3xh70Nwx
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A sad goodbye to the great Tatiana Spatola Rossi and all the best for your great new job! And if course congratulations to a paper accepted on your last day at work! What a timing! Xxxx
Next week we will repeat our live transmission electron microscopy (TEM) webinar for secondary schools. This webinar was a big success last year, and featured in an article for the @RoyalMicroSoc InFocus magazine. This session is free to attend (see registration details below).
One of our favourite images of the plant ER (green) and Golgi (magenta) and subject of a recent paper from the @KriechbaumerLab looking at physical connections between these organelles (https://t.co/lq6KKg1BEq) using confocal microscopy
#FluorescenceFriday
We have recently published this new #OpenAccess themed issue paper which is due to appear in the upcoming "Women in Microscopy" special issue "intER-ACTINg: The structure and dynamics of ER and actin are interlinked".
The paper is free-to-view here > https://t.co/8nMjYsAEdu