Rimple Dalmeida

PhD student studying #planarian #vision @DBT_inStem
Current hobby: foliage plants #planttwitter

[Rimple Dalmeida @rimpledalmeida]

How do you see above and below the water when you are floating? These Whirligig beetles evolved split pairs of eyes, both different to see in the 2 mediums! A pair on the dorsal side for air and one on the ventral side for water! Nature be cray! #whirligigbeetles #vision #eyes

[Rimple Dalmeida @rimpledalmeida]

@mbeisen Mulki, India

[UCL Ear Institute @UCLEarInstitute]

Do you have suspected or diagnosed hearing loss? You could help researchers develop new diagnostic tools for use in audiology clinics!

Visit https://t.co/EvzWDk3idB for more details about the Remote Audiology Project.

[Spiders And The Sea @SpidersATSea]

Excited to start the new year with our Urban Nature Walks in Bangalore city! This time around when we go walking, there will still be a wintery chill in the air, a lot more birds- we hope to find winter migrants. As always, insects and spiders!
Contact- https://t.co/pO0JJRmhUe

[Rimple Dalmeida @rimpledalmeida]

@PracheeAC Where the Crawdads Sing

[Rimple Dalmeida @rimpledalmeida]

@TheNunJay @ccmb_csir @India_Alliance Congratulations Dhananjay! All the best!

[Aalok Varma @varmaalok22]

Super happy to announce that my PhD work intersecting ephys, imaging and machine learning is live as a preprint!!

[Erin Powell, Ph.D. @erincpow]

Jumping spiders can move each eye independently. The lens itself is fixed on the exoskeleton, but the eye tubes can swivel around internally 👀 The black retina is only visible from the front when the eye is focused ahead!

Lyssomanes viridis, magnolia green jumper

[J Cell Science @J_Cell_Sci]

Our latest Issue is now complete! Check out the full Table of contents here: https://t.co/UxcXDKsODr

On the cover: transverse sections showing the pharynx of the planarian Schmidtea mediterranea (image by the @Palakodeti_Lab)

[Palakodeti Lab @Palakodeti_Lab]

We are on the cover, folks! Cheers 🎉😃

Shown here are planarian transverse sections around the pharynx stained for collagen4, muscle fibers, & dapi.

CC: @DBT_inStem @J_Cell_Sci @Co_Biologists @DPalakodeti @Vinay_k_Dubey @SouradeepSarkar @VairavanL @RimpleDalmeida

[Dr Headbutt 🐏 she/her 🌈💙 @AckermansNicole]

I have created a HUGE list aggregating all the #AcademicTwitter and #NewPI resources I have saved over time!
It includes grants, organization, supervision, teaching, mental health, budgeting, presentations, job applications...
Suggestions & input welcome!
https://t.co/ntPtrs9PV0

[Lisa Fenk @lisafenk]

Paper out!!! #Drosophila has muscles that attach to their retinas, which it uses to move its photoreceptor sheet in ways that resemble vertebrate eye movements @Nature https://t.co/kQYT71OBy3

[Preprint Review @PreprintReview]

Nuclear size and shape are diagnostic and prognostic traits for many human diseases including cancers. New #ReviewedPreprint from the @NCITomMisteli lab presents an #RNAi screen to identify epigenetic modulators that regulate nuclear morphology.

https://t.co/tIX0CiWSGH

[Sam Shepard @sgshepard]

Glowing solutions and a magical color change? It's not a trick, it's an excited state electron transfer! Sound on for the explanation.
#FluorescenceFriday #sciencetwitter #Chemistry

[Palakodeti Lab @Palakodeti_Lab]

#PaperAlert Our work on basal lamina maintenance by cathepsin cells & how that affects tissue differentiation is now out on @J_Cell_Sci!

This work was led by grad students @Vinay_k_Dubey & @SouradeepSarkar with help from @VairavanL
& @RimpleDalmeida

https://t.co/XNQq0doRzs

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Stadio Meazza, commonly known as San Siro, is a football stadium in the San Siro district of Milan. Its walkways are spiral shaped and the motion of the walking people gives you the illusion of an automatic rotation https://t.co/jgAJbhrAHz [gif: https://t.co/6PPgp4fY70]

[Muaaz Mia @MuaazMia]

This will forever be the funniest thing I’ve seen

[Rimple Dalmeida @rimpledalmeida]

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[New Scientist @newscientist]

Feedback reports on important new egg-related research, as well as delving into exhaustive egg and tadpole-tasting studies from years gone by https://t.co/wBzvZmHb79

[New Scientist @newscientist]

To mimic the amazing feats birds can pull off, researchers have created tweezers based on a crow’s beak, and they work better than the ones humans have used for thousands of years https://t.co/vpNxo6cv8Z

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This photo is black and white, but that grid tricks your brain into seeing a colour image.

It's called the 'colour assimilation grid illusion'.

[source, read more: https://t.co/3JN4ujjKRO]