RoderickTas

Assistant professor at TU Delft. Cell Biology; Nanoscopy; Cell/Biomaterial interactions

[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

Do you want to use super-resolution microscopy to understand how biomaterials instruct cellular behavior? We have an exciting #PhDposition in the Biomaterials and Tissue Biomechanics Section @tudelft. Together with @amir_zadpoor. For more information see👇https://t.co/h5gxikyJOR

[Sabina Caneva @SabinaCaneva]

📢 Call for postdocs
Do you enjoy nanoscience, single-molecule techniques and 2D materials research?
Check out our #ERC postdoc vacancy at #TUDelft and apply before 23rd June 👇🇳🇱
https://t.co/DSQLAFRJ9v

[Harold MacGillavry @hdmacgillavry]

We are seeking an Assistant Professor in molecular and cellular neurobiology! For more info see: https://t.co/n77JfoEhlE

[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

@BvRavensteijn @ERC_Research @UUBeta @UUPharmaceutics Great news! Congratulations

[Ilja @IKVoets]

🥁 🥁Introducing the 1st computationally designed ice-binders ❄️:
https://t.co/XHIFmWbzcF
Thx to a great team @PCC_WUR @Voets_lab @KingLabIPD featuring Rob de Haas, @roderick_tas, Daniëlle van den Broek and many others. @TU/Eindhoven @ERC_Research @TUe_ST @WUR @UWproteindesign

[Lorenzo Albertazzi @Fluo_renzo]

PostDoc position is on super-res imaging of membrane receptors. You will use PAINT and single-molecule tracking to study cancer biomarkers on the surface of cells. If you have an interest in cell biology and imaging this is for you: https://t.co/73ucQWZrQQ

[Lorenzo Albertazzi @Fluo_renzo]

We are hiring! 1 PostDoc and 1PhD position in our @n4nlab group. Super-resolution microscopy, correlative imaging, nanomaterials, cell biology and signaling... you are welcome to our multidisciplinary group! See links and more details below. (RT appreciated!)

[Ilja @IKVoets]

Can you visualize whether a single protein sticks to or skates on ice? I’ll present the beautiful SMLM study of our nanoscopy star @roderick_tas @Voets_lab @TUe_ST @ICMStue @ERC_Research tomorrow in the @SocietyCryobiol webinar series. Looking forward to see you there!

[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

Always wanted to know how individual antifreeze proteins bind ice crystals? Read it in our latest article in PNAS with @IKVoets where we use single molecule localization microscopy to visualize the interfacial dynamics of these unique proteins. https://t.co/kOIlDIauEj.

[Wouter Ellenbroek @wg_ellenbroek]

We are hiring!

Our group at @TUeindhoven is looking for a Ph.D. student to work on modelling of dynamic polymer networks.

See https://t.co/T7jNMGUKq3 for instructions and information, or contact me if you have any questions about the project.

RT = appreciated!

[Ilja @IKVoets]

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[Ilja @IKVoets]

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[Ilja @IKVoets]

We are hiring! Fascinated by polymer assembly? Experienced with RAFT, PI(E)SA, scattering and/or electron microscopy? Open Postdoc position on switchable PIESA. Come join @Voets_lab @TUe_ST @ICMStue Apply now! Pls RT. https://t.co/YL4Dt9eq68

[Pepijn Moerman @pepijnmoerman]

Do you want to study self-organization in #softmatter systems inspired by biology? We’re hiring and have a fully funded PhD position available @ICMSTue @TUeindhoven. For more information, see the vacancy. #colloids #selfassembly #DNAnanotechnology
https://t.co/69E7TWl26k

[Ilja @IKVoets]

Ready for some ice-cold and crystal-clear science? Apply now!
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[Ilja @IKVoets]

#PhD and #postdoc positions available! Keywords: antifreeze proteins, #ice ❄️, nanoscopy 🔬and computational design. Come join us @ERC_Research @Voets_lab @TUe_ST @ICMStue @TUeindhoven @4TU_HTM. Deadline May 1st. Please RT🙏. #chemjobs #biophysics
https://t.co/L3eY2PTv1W
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[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

@FreAmeLie @FGA_lab @VUamsterdam Fantastic, congratulations Amélie!

[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

@KapiteinLukas @UniUtrecht Congratulations Lukas!

[RoderickTas @roderick_tas]

@MarijnSiemons @KapiteinLukas @carlasssmith @JurriensDaphne Beautiful🔬!! Congrats

[Lorenzo Albertazzi @Fluo_renzo]

Check out our perspective paper on super-res & materials: will super-res become a standard routine technique in the chemistry arena? Well… yes but with a lot of work from both microscopists and chemists!