Amazing!!

📣 Big News! Viventis Microscopy is now part of Leica Microsystems
The Viventis LS2 Live microscope is available globally from today. Discover detailed volumetric imaging to explore life in its entirety.
Press release 👉 fcld.ly/w9s7z3d
#LightSheetMicroscopy #liveimaging

So nice to see this work published! A Yap activator for in vivo and in vitro!

Prisca Liberali we're looking forward to your presentation at #Stemgastro24 in Mexico, May 2024🇲🇽
Please RT to let your followers know the final registration deadline is tomorrow‼️
Programme: bit.ly/3YyCJbg
#gastrointestinal #stemcell #stemgastro24

I am happy to share our most recent work! Our paper describing a novel open-top multisample dual-view light-sheet microscope passed peer review!

Many thanks to Franziska Moos, Prisca Liberali, Petr Strnad and all other contributing authors.

nature.com/articles/s4159…

Check out our latest publication: nature.com/articles/s4159…

We developed a novel open-top light-sheet microscope. This project was a great collaboration between the lab of Prisca Liberali and Viventis Microscopy . I am really thankful I could be part of this beautiful work!

Thanks for this award. I am really honored. Something that is dear to my heart and I hope that we can continue making a difference in promoting a more inclusive academic environment. Different people with different point of view can together be much more innovative!

Congrats to last night's inspiring winners of the 2024 #SuffrageScience awards Department of Biochemistry at Oxford University

#IWD2024

suffragescience.org

Areej Abuhammad
Prisca Liberali
Azahara Oliva
Marta Shahbazi
Faraneh Vargha-Khadem
Prof Selina Wray
Frederique Magdinier
Lynn Rochester
Monica Shokeen

Anne Ephrussi retired from EMBL after a 32-year career doing key RNA research while leading a trailblazing postdoc programme.

Looking back, she supplied a few stories & a lot of insights into what she’s learned along the way. Read about it here: embl.org/news/lab-matte…

#EMBL50

#TeamIHB 's start to 2024 continues strong with a great talk by Prisca Liberali on the design principles of tissue organization and the determinants of pattern formation in multicellular systems. FMI science Universität Basel Novartis Science

The mechanics of life: from development to disease (15 - 18 Apr 2024, EMBL Heidelberg). Lots of slots for contributed talks, flash talks, etc. Deadline approaching! #EESMechanobiology embl.org/about/info/cou…

In their Perspective article, David Brückner and Cornelia Schwayer discuss different modelling approaches, highlighting their strengths and applications and outlining strategies for crosstalk between experimental design and model development.
journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/13…

Prisca Liberali Maurice Kahnwald Koen Oost Beautiful work Prisca and team!

I would be fascinated to see how your imaging data compares to our CyTOF analysis in colon organoids. We also see evidence of a transdetermination stem cell axis.