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Ah nice! 'Meten is weten' literally means that: measuring is knowing. I actually want to use that saying in the context of quantitative imaging - thanks for the reference!!
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For #FluorescenceFriday here's some mitochondrial actin "state switching." This metaphase mito starts out associated with actin cables, before forming an actin comet tail ☄️, becoming trapped within an actin cloud ☁️, then exiting stage left via another☄️
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Overjoyed/honored/relieved to share our new paper describing multiple actin networks that position and shuffle mitochondria before cell division. @ErikaHolzbaur @CorySimpsonMD @AICjanelia @JLS_Lab
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Full-text link: rdcu.be/cf9q9
Cables at work:
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Imaging Africa has just received our 250th application from 20 African nations!
Imaging #Africa is an expense-free #microscopy workshop for African scientists. Supported by @MooreFound, @czi,
@HHMINEWS, @UNC and hosted at @UCTIDM.
More info here: imagingafrica.org
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It's that time again! Call for proposals is open with a due date of November 1, 2019. Visit aicjanelia.org/apply to download instructions and to submit a proposal. As always, please contact us for technical consultations before submission.
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If you (or a biologist you know) ever wanted to better design, image, process, and analyze particle tracking experiments check out the AIC's newest publication! buff.ly/2IrmhmN PDF is also available on our website,janelia.org/aic
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Check out the new publication in #CP in Cell Biology on object/particle tracking from @AICjanelia: buff.ly/2IrmhmN
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And we're working on developing an (open source) protocol and pipeline for data processing/visualization for all AIC visitors. Including using our data scientist, @ericwait 's Hydra Image Processor (hydraimageprocessor.com)
Testing light microscopy data visualization using @blender_org . Data collected with @aaandmoore when he was visiting the @AICjanelia
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What an amazing 4-ish days at the #FrontiersInImaging conference! So much cool #Science with great people. Already excited about the next one.
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We are excited to announce that HHMI Investigator Ron Vale will be the next executive director of Janelia Research Campus and vice president of HHMI! janelia.org/news/ron-vale-na…
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We are excited to welcome Melissa Gilbert-Ross @MMG_PhD and her colleagues, Evan and Neil @nranthony , from Emory Unviersity @WinshipAtEmory . Looking forward to doing some exciting #science on the #SiMView! #Janelia
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Check out this recent piece in the @ASCBiology newsletter written by AIC alum George Langford about his experience in the AIC. #Janelia #movingScienceForward ascb.org/ascb-post/science-n…
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Now that we've drank some egg nog and then rang in the new year, it's time to do more science-ing! The current call for proposals is open until Feb. 28th. Contact us now for a pre-submission technical consultation! janelia.org/aic
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.@sciencemagazine is choosing the 2018 science breakthrough of the year and one candidate is techniques that let researchers track organism development cell by cell—techniques that Philipp Keller’s team is using to look inside living mouse embryos: bit.ly/2SuqMAe
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As promised, here is the short time lapse of the tear down of the SIM instrument. #Janelia #microscopy #SIM youtu.be/qMoT3YJSBvM
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The AIC would like to extend a warm welcome to the Fletcher Lab fletchlab.berkeley.edu/peopl… Andrew and Ari will be working with our TIRF-SIM microscope.
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Colorful story in @arstechnica on the bright, stable, cell-permeable new dyes from the Lavis lab. arstechnica.com/science/2017…