Happy to organise a single-day webinar w/GDR ImaBio "#Imaging_viruses" March 16th Register at : bit.ly/3jvEAJG speakers Eggeling Lab, Ricardo Henriques ,@SergiPadilla3 MURIAUX Delphine Romain F. Laine Christian Sieben Saveez Saffarian Nicole Robb.

Postdoc position in our lab available. Now with a jobRxiv announcement. Please RT jobrxiv.org/job/instituto-…

I could not believe when I saw this. I had the privilege to interact with her on my visit to UNSW a few years back. The microscopy field has just lost one of its finest... 😔

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I just updated our #ImageJ #macro #cheatsheet and gave it a new, #openscience home🤓 As usual: Feedback and contributions are welcome 😃 github.com/BiAPoL/imagej-…

The plasma membrane is a very heterogeneous and dynamic structure. Embracing this Iztok Urbančič and I are editing a special issue on “Membrane Architecture and Asymmetry” in Membranes MDPI If you share our excitement, please consider contributing! More info: mdpi.com/si/96993

I am excited that, with the help of The Living Lab team and my lab colleagues at #IrsiCaixa, my #VirtualReality edu activity "VR Microscopy Experience" will be open to the public on Saturday at #CosmoCaixa Museum as part of Science Week #SemanaDeLaCiencia cosmocaixa.org/es/p/microscop…

Avui Jakub Chojnacki i el Living Lab d'#IrsiCaixa estan al Museo de la Ciencia CosmoCaixa per la #26aSetmanaCiència #SC21CAT. A través d'unes ulleres de realitat virtual, els participants es poden endinsar en el món de la biologia. 🔬🦠

Woo hoo! Nature Methods highlighting the importance of microscope quality control and proper reporting in a special collection of articles. Thanks to Rita Strack and all at NM, and major congrats to ALL authors (me too!😂) incl Caterina Strambio De Castillia QUAREP-LiMi @Bio BioImaging North America

The crisis no one is talking about: we are running out of science's vital non-renewable resource, TLAs (Three Letter Acronyms)! Scientific papers have has now used 94% of the 17,576 possible TLAs. We need to start recycling: of 1.1M total acronyms, 79% are used less than 10x.

😱 I just realized Apple software is a microscopist's interpolated nightmare. Here's a cleanly exported PDF from an Illustrator figure, opened and zoomed - on the left with Preview, on the right with Acrobat. Text explains the problem (more at userlandia.com/home/2021/11/t…).

After successful runs at science festivals my Virtual Reality Microscopy Experience is finally released for everyone to try out. This #VR -based educational experience shows how #microscopy works and just how small cells & viruses really are. Get it at: visualviruses.itch.io/virtual-realit…

#STED-FCS is a tool for measuring nanoscale dynamics (in membranes). Never heard of it?😱😱😱 Let’s change that! It’s a powerful method! Here, Erdinc Sezgin and I give a brief primer to the technology, review applications and discuss future directions: link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

Massive news: eLife to abolish accept/reject decisions: papers will just be “peer reviewed”. Others can argue about this, but lots of interesting consequences. 1/9 elifesciences.org/articles/83889

🔬 On May 10, a state-of the-art super-resolution fluorescence confocal microscope was installed at #CMCiB Abberior Infinity is adapted for live cell imaging and is ideal for studying molecular details of pathogen interactions with cells, organoids or tissues More👇🏼🧵

📣 Exciting news! 🔬 The #CMCiB has acquired the Abberior Infinity super-resolution fluorescence confocal microscope, opening new opportunities for advanced research in biology and biomedical imaging. Another step towards scientific excellence! 👏🏽 🔗 bit.ly/new_microscope…

From commercial & DYI setups, fun science experiments to great workshops. #MiFoBio2023 really has it all for microscopy geeks. 🤓

Did you ever think about getting started with two-photon excitation (TPE) microscopy? It is a great time and fun🙃🔬 Therefore, we put some of the basics, trends, and pitfalls in fluorescence and TPE microscopy together. Now out in Communications Biology #OpenAccess nature.com/articles/s4200…

🚨New paper alert!🚨 We all know that microscope lasers cause undesired reactions in our samples, such as photobleaching. Here, we investigated photoblueing, a light-induced reaction that changes the emission colour of a dye. nature.com/articles/s4159…