PISA: versatile microscope for 3D single molecule light sheet imaging (relevance: 99%) biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biophotonics #biomedicaloptics

📢Publication Alert! Our latest #connectomics work is out in Cerebral Cortex. We have analyzed one of our favorite open datasets: @AllenInstitute 's MICrONS cortical mm^3. In this EM dataset we found new rules for neuronal connectivity & describe them doi.org/10.1093/cercor/bhae4…

🔬 Are you eager to dive into the world of light microscopy and learn from top-notch microscopists about its essential techniques for life science applications? If that sounds exciting, don’t miss out on this free, in-depth iBiology series! 👉 ibiology.org/online-biology-…

This paper is incredible. EM level connectomics on a light microscope. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

"rising inequality is legitimated by the popular belief that the income gap is meritocratically deserved: the more unequal a society, the more likely its citizens are to explain success in meritocratic terms... the less important... a person’s family wealth and connections."

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Where did Trump voters get their news? 📰 Yes, there's social and partisan sites, but there is another influential strategy that isn't getting enough attention: Manipulated, pay-to-play and all out fake news sites I've been covering a mix of those for years. Here's a primer 🧵

Amazing to be a part of this project to build and simulate a general model of an entire cortical region with EM-based connectivity. The model has already been used to study plasticity, spike sorting, LFP, EEG, activity propagation between cortical areas, coding structure/func

Welp, time to shake this off, finish making my slides, and show up to show some students how cool plant bioengineering is. The next 4 years will be full of anti-science clownery and I won't stand idle. It takes a village, so let's pour foundations and do it right.

May I offer US friends an Australian proverb in these trying times: Yeah nah shit's pretty fucked ay

For a while I was thinking about "Full-stack microscopy", discipline that combines few areas of engineering, biology, and computer science to build well-rounded imaging specialist Starting to outline the slide deck based on lectures/book chapters I've worked on previously

Please RT! We are very proud to announce LSFM 2025!  The light-sheet conference/workshop will be held this year June 1st-7th, 2025, at the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL) @MDIBL in Bar Harbor, Maine. Application portal open now! Application deadline (rolling) May 12th, 2025. Limited financial assistance is available. mdibl.org/course/lsfm-2025/ This is the only comprehensive conference/workshop of this length in the US. This year, the conference will be 1.5 days and the workshop will be 4 days (more time on the systems!). Workshop space is limited. First come! Confirmed Speakers; Reto Fiolka @RetoPaul - UTSW - Keynote Steve Ross @NikonInst -Nikon Instruments Simon Watkins @simoncwatkins1 -University of Pittsburgh Claudette St. Croix @ClaudetteCroix -University of Pittsburgh Kate McDole - MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Holly Gibbs @holly_c_gibbs -Texas A&M Anna-Karin Gustavsson @gustavssonlab -Rice University Stephanie Kramer - Case Western Reserve University Ruixuan Gao @Ruixuan3 -University of Illinois, Chicago Bingying Chen @bingy_C -UTSW Fabian Voight @voigtvision -Harvard University Stephanie Rudolph @StephRudolphLab - Albert Einstein College of Medicine Melissa Cooper @MelCooperPhD -NYU Langone Health Doug Shepard @DougPShepherd -Arizona State Univesity Doug Richardson @Harvard_CBI -Harvard University Emmanuel Reynaud @ReynaudEmmanuel -University College Dublin Kara Cerveny @kara_cerveny -Reed College Carsten Wolff @carsten_wolff -MBL With more to come! Confirmed vendors:  12 systems! 3i ASI Leica Bruker MBF Zeiss Miltenyi LifeCanvas LIT Hamamatsu Abhishek Kumar (co-organizer) - MBL Kate McDole (co-organizer) - MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Gary Laevsky (co-organizer) - Princeton University

This resulted in a paradoxical outcome. Exclusionary beliefs & behaviors increased nationwide, but that increase was much SMALLER in the districts that received MORE refugees. Districts with FEWER refugees drove the national level threat.

If you didn't yet have enough good reasons to share your bioimage data, Matthew (@BioimageA), Josh (@notjustmoore), Erin (@tuesdaystitches), Assaf (@AssafZaritsky) and I are here with squirrel drawings to convince you that you should do it: journals.biologists.com/jcs/…

Microscopy Nodes 2.0 is out! This includes a new channel interface and OME-Zarr support! 🔬🎉 youtube.com/watch?v=ybQcKEqU…

Unraveling mechanisms of human brain evolution: Cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…

Apolipoprotein E aggregation in microglia initiates Alzheimer’s disease pathology by seeding β-amyloidosis cell.com/immunity/fulltext/S…

CellMet: Extracting 3D shape metrics from cells and tissues biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…