Very happy this one is out! I imagine a lot of bioimage analysts will be too 😁

I follow this doc for his amazing medical anomaly posts (and sense of humor), but omg this one is nightmare fodder, and so very sad.

And to think that some on the far right think to criminalize ending ectopic pregnancies. Apparently in neither mother nor fetus survived here.

Excited to announce our new software, written by Mart Last, to optimise (cryo) super-res light microscopy data analysis and correlation with cryoEM images and tomogram volumes!

scNodes, available now to read at @NatureMethods: nature.com/articles/s4159…

#CryoCLEM #CryoEM

I have been teaching my son guitar on a Loog (3-string, G-B-E) kids guitar, and even with only three strings, he's learning that F major sucks. 😂🥵 We will not be playing songs with F for some time.

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Catastrophic forgetting. I only hear about it in one context, but I feel the phrase could be more broadly applicable.

I'm excited to help grow this journal. Will respond to questions as best I can!

Anyone else have stress dreams where you have to give lab meeting the next day but you don't have any new data?

I haven't been at the bench for ten years, yet here we are. 😂

I am going to save this for every time people say big journals never publish negative results. It's rare but not never!

Also, this negative result is kind of sad.

📢 Very excited to announce that, with very generous support from Azrieli Foundation, we are launching a new consortium for studying motor planning, execution and resilience. schulich.uwo.ca/about/news/202…

📢 npj Imaging is now Open for Submissions! 📢

Our latest journal, #npjImaging is your new avenue for all aspects of imaging research 🔬🩻

Head to: nature.com/npjimaging/

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Sharp resolution, big samples: a feature on our recent ExA-SPIM microscope 🔬 out in nature Research Tech. Developed in collaboration with an amazing team of people at the Allen Institute.

nature.com/articles/d4158…

The hardest part about being an immigrant is not the immigration system but having to choose between pursuing a world class career and seeing your parents grow old

As an adult visiting amusement parks with my kids, I swear half the 'thrill' of these rides is my anxiety over freak mechanical failure. 😅

Samie's lab is an excellent place to grow as a scientist. I know because, well, that's where I did my postdoc. A great place to work on the very cutting edge of RNA biology and technology development.

Our next preprint list is now up on FocalPlane. This week we focus on preprints that use imaging techniques to answer questions in cell and developmental biology. We hope you find the list useful and let us know if there is a preprint we need to add!
focalplane.biologists.com/2023/08/11/mic…

Calling all ECRs interested in bioimage analysis; we have funded places for our Workshop on ‘Effectively Communicating Bioimage Analysis', organised by Beth Cimini 🔬💻 📊 and Kevin Eliceiri.
Dates: 12-15 February
Apply by 8 September
Find out more: biologists.com/workshops/febr…

Most days we do schooling rides and work on our dressage movements, but some days we put on the western saddle and hit the trails. Fancy is a good girl, and riding with friends is the best way to enjoy summer.

Did you know BioImaging North America is in the pilot stage of providing logistical and financial support to visit a core facility? Even better-- did you know HCBI is open for EoE visits?

bioimagingnorthamerica.org/exchange-of-ex…

Can't wait to see this one!