Super happy this is online! Tobias Kletter shows how cytoplasmic material properties control spindle architecture and scaling! 🤩 Thanks to the fantastic team Abin Biswas, Sebastian Reusch, Omar Munoz & Vasily Zaburdaev 🇺🇦 #ALMF EMBL 🙌 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

"Beyond pretty pictures" subgroup at American Society for Cell Biology #cellbio2024 Saturday December 14, 11:15 am -12:45 pm Waiting for your cool quantitative cell biology abstract submissions by August 6 🔥 ascb.org/cellbio2024/ab… Please RT!

A number of our grants have deadlines coming up in early August. Take a look at the funding we have available and how to apply biologists.com/grants #MeetingGrants #SustainabilityGrants #TravellingFellowships #ConferenceGrants

Really excited to highlight a recent publication out in Nature Communications from my lab on HP1 proteins and how subtle amino acid changes within a new interface that we identified leads to dramatic improvements or losses in epigenetic memory doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

It’s competition time J Cell Science! We’re looking for a spectacular image for the cover of our upcoming special issue on ‘Imaging Cell Architecture and Dynamics’. For more details: focalplane.biologists.com/2024/07/29/jou…

ASCB is proud to announce the 2024 Honorific Awards! Join us in celebrating the outstanding achievements of our members in research, education, and mentoring. Check out the full list of honorees and their contributions to the life sciences here: ascb.org/society-news/a…

J Cell Science is holding a cover image competition for their upcoming special issue ‘Imaging Cell Architecture and Dynamics’! Submit your awesome image by Sept. 9th for a chance to be featured and win £200. See this FocalPlane article for more info: bit.ly/3WGckcm

Abby Buchwalter American Society for Cell Biology LusKing Lab Bahmanyar lab Dan Starr On the plus side, LusKing Lab Ruprecht Lab Kate Miroshnikova and I are organizing a FASEB nuclear #mechanobiology conference to be held in October 2025, which should offer a great forum for the latest science and networking. Stay tuned for more information to come soon!

We are excited to announce that registration is now open for Biologists @ 100, a unique conference to celebrate our 100-year anniversary and bring together our different communities. We hope you can join us. Find out more at bit.ly/46zXGXi #biologists100

Don't miss out on Cell Bio 2024! Apply for Travel Grants to attend this transformative conference and engage with cutting-edge research. Available for all attendees, eligible international participants, and caregivers. Deadline: Sept 4. More info: ascb.org/grants-awards/…

Faculty search! YaleMicroPath is looking to hire assistant professor(s) focused on the pathogenesis of viral, bacterial, parasitic, or fungal infections. Info: apply.interfolio.com/151755. Q&A webinar in Sept. Please RT!

One week left to apply for a £1,000 #microscopy Training Grant from J Cell Science and FocalPlane Apply by 7 September biologists.com/grants/jcs-foc…

📆Make your calendars! We are excited to have Paul Ahllquist McArdle Laboratory give the 2nd annual lecture in honor of 𝙱𝚛𝚎𝚝𝚝 𝙻𝚒𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚗𝚋𝚊𝚌𝚑 🌊 on Oct 10! Yale Department of Immunobiology Yale Medicine Department of MCDB YaleMicroPath

👀 hey we know her! Congrats on the role Kerri - APSA is lucky to have you as a driver of these great resources!

We still have places available at our upcoming workshop on 'Immune Cell Interactions in Development, Homeostasis & Immunity'. These fully-funded places for ECRs offer a fantastic opportunity to interact with experts in the field. Apply by 9 September. biologists.com/workshops/febr…

Deadline is 11:59 ET tonight! Family care grants available to attend #cellbio. These are flexible - just think of how some $ could help you attend by covering your family care roles. We used it to fly in the grandparents so that kids could stay in school! ascb.org/grants-awards/…

How do cellular organelles buffer forces and mechanical strain while maintaining celullar dynamics? We show that the Ig fold protein NOMO1 plays a key role in this process: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

I'm excited to share this collaborative work with Katerina Kraft and Matt Jones that started as an exploration of the nuclear organization of ecDNA in colon cancer cells and ended with some neat findings on repetitive elements. See thread for more!