Head of Protein Trafficking & Inflammation Group, The Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined September 2013
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Jennifer Stow retweeted
Fantastic @arc_qubic Cell & Brain Workshop this week! Understanding how #quantum #sensing & #imaging tech can help understand neurodegenerative disorders. Exciting prospects in this important area. Thanks @IrinaKabakova3, @NeuralOoi, @Dzung_doha and everyone for making it happen!
Jennifer Stow retweeted
The organising commitee of the NSW ANZSCDB are pleased to anounce our 2024 Cell And Developmental Biology Symposium. Register now. @ANZSCDB
Jennifer Stow retweeted
We bridge #quantum sciences and biological sciences at QUBIC to create a unique, multidisciplinary environment for transformational research across cells, molecules and the brain! #lifechangingtechnologies #QUBICpeople Find out more about our research qubic.au
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Thrilled to see our Lifeact-EGFP quail published @JCellBiol after a fantastic and speedy editorial process. This was a great team effort from the whole lab @IMBatUQ but especially @Yanina61831716 with support from @MariseVan2905 & @wang_jianxiong. #Biology
A new transgenic Lifeact-EGFP quail to investigate #actin dynamics during #morphogenesis in a higher vertebrate from Alvarez, @MelanieDWhite et al. @IMBatUQ. Perfect for hi-res imaging of the actin cytoskeleton from subcellular to tissue scale in vivo. hubs.la/Q02D1bpR0
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Excited to be in Liverpool at #ELMI24 and for the opportunity to present our Image Processing Portal at the Core Facility Day
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Jennifer Stow retweeted
This mesmerizing display of color, captured using lattice light-sheet imaging, shows the dynamic movement of macrophage immune cells during a 3-minute timelapse.
📹 @DrNickCondon of @IMBatUQ #ImagingTheFuture
Jennifer Stow retweeted
We had a great turn out for our @FijiSc essentials workshop today covering the basics through to creating an #imageanalysis pipeline.
Slides and worked examples files are available here osf.io/ewyjm/
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Jennifer Stow retweeted
It was a pleasure to welcome to QUBIC last week Professor Heiner Linke from @NanoLund at @lunduniversity Sweden who presented a seminar on network-based biocomputation: solving NP-complete problems with molecular motors.
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Happy #WorldQuantumDay! This is an important day for #quantum science & technology globally to build public awareness and understanding of everything quantum. We’re excited to be making our contribution by defining the future of quantum in health, energy and sustainability.
Jennifer Stow retweeted
It’s the start of science meets parliament, here with @Warwick_Bowen and @IrinaKabakova2 @quantbiotech #smp2024
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Please join the networking activity on IUPAC Global Womens Breakfast Day (February 27) and watch the red hearts on our global map light up as individual breakfasts launch, starting in New Zealand and ending in Hawaii some 22 hours later! Follow our hashtag #GWB2024.
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Excited to share our experience and perspectives on spatial transcriptomics and omics data deconvolution in Nature Methods. Delighted to collaborate with leaders in the field, especially Sarah Teichman's and Lana Garmire's labs. nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
Jennifer Stow retweeted
QUBIC Deputy Director and @ARC_EQUS translation Director Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop giving a fantastic talk on overcoming the #valleyofdeath in #quantum #innovation at @SydneyQuantum’s Quantum Australia. Getting quantum into the real world!!
Jennifer Stow retweeted
QUBIC @UniMelb Node Manager @quantum_simpson telling us about “quantum for good”, biomedical applications of #quantum #technologies in a panel discussion at @SydneyQuantum’s Quantum Australia. Exciting applications in brain imaging, blood tests, precision diagnostics…
Jennifer Stow retweeted
This is the dream!
QUBIC @UniMelb Node Manager @quantum_simpson telling us about “quantum for good”, biomedical applications of #quantum #technologies in a panel discussion at @SydneyQuantum’s Quantum Australia. Exciting applications in brain imaging, blood tests, precision diagnostics…
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Excited that QUBIC investigators @ProfJennyStow, @warwick_bowen, @DayongJin and @zhou_jiajia with Allison Pettit have been awarded $3.7M from @ChanZuckerberg for Deep Tissue Imaging @cziscience to develop quantum imaging of bone. @uq_news @UTS_Sci_IBM chanzuckerberg.com/science/p…
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Thanks @cziscience for the support! We’re excited to work with you to bring quantum into deep tissue imaging.
Excited that QUBIC investigators @ProfJennyStow, @warwick_bowen, @DayongJin and @zhou_jiajia with Allison Pettit have been awarded $3.7M from @ChanZuckerberg for Deep Tissue Imaging @cziscience to develop quantum imaging of bone. @uq_news @UTS_Sci_IBM chanzuckerberg.com/science/p…
Jennifer Stow retweeted
Australian researchers have received A$3.7M from the @ChanZuckerberg Initiative to use quantum light to transform deep tissue imaging in bone and bone marrow, and ultimately improve the diagnosis and management of conditions such as #osteoporosis and #cancer.
Jennifer Stow retweeted
We’re excited to welcome new imaging grantees!
9 new Deep Tissue Imaging projects will drive development of imaging technology focused on obtaining cellular resolution readouts within complex living organisms.
Learn about the projects czi.co/3uDKP7V
Jennifer Stow retweeted
The venom of this very fluffy (yet spiky) caterpillar has toxins from a surprising origin - and could be key to the delivery of life-saving drugs.
Dr Andrew Walker (@insect_venomics)
Prof Glenn King (@VenomsLab)
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/44iEn2W
#Venom #aspCaterpillar