Optical physicist tackling biomedical imaging and measurement problems. Now at https://xitter.cf/t.co/v2zBCJnid8
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🚨 Job Alert! Please RT 🙏
Fully-funded postdoc positions (4+2 years) available! Join the dynamic, collaborative community @TheCrick with access to top-tier technology platforms and an outstanding postdoc training program.
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Two available postdoc scholarships at Norlin Lab in Lund!
1. Optical Engineering: OPM/light-sheet microscopy and lensless imaging jobrxiv.org/job/lund-univers…
2. Flexible Position: Related to spatial-omics method development or LLMs for life science research. Email/DM if interested
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If you find these kind of incisive scientific discoveries - fluorescence microscopy is not cat photos - interesting then please come and work with me on the project! Details here, deadline 11 November -> kcl.ac.uk/jobs/097465-postdo…
Beware of applying computer-vision metrics to microscopy image of biological samples. At best, you fool only yourself.
@SuperResoluSian #I2K2024 #BioImageAnalysis
For high-flying international researchers looking to build a career in the UK (up to 7y post-PhD), this is a great scheme to consider. If you're into smart microscopy, in vivo imaging, FLIM, dynamic samples, let's talk. For other🔬topics I'm happy to introduce you to other UK PIs
The Newton International Fellowships are now open for applications. These fellowships are for non-UK early career scientists who wish to conduct research in the UK. Find out more, including how to apply:
#RSGrants
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How much did the replacement part cost? (see first post for photo)
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16 votes • Final resultsFriday poll: How much does this replacement part cost? Clue: it's bought from a well-known optics company. (I can't put a photo and a poll in the same post, but poll is in first reply)
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Applications are now open to join our innovative @EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Diversity Led, Mission-Driven Research
Are you keen to use your STEM knowledge to make a difference?
DiveIn and explore our Catalogue of Possibilities
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Thanks to @royalsociety and @MRC_LMB, @lab_baum and I are looking for a student to develop the next generation of fluorescent proteins for live and super-resolution imaging, as part of the LMB's four-year PhD programme.
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I think Hopfield has the best vision about what physics is. It is not about the object you study, but rather the way you study it quantitatively.
John's own autobiographical articles are fantastic reading about his life and work. Here is one example. annualreviews.org/content/jo…
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Could you become a mentor for students under-represented in STEM subjects? 💙 Amplify Mentoring pairs @UofGSciEng students with @UofG_Alumni & industry mentors. 🤝
Are you a graduate or currently work in these areas:
@UofGChem, @GlasgowCS, @UofGEngineering, @UofGGES, @UofGMaths_Stats, or @UofGPhysAstro? Get in touch!
It’s just 30 minutes a month, and you can make a significant impact. Register your interest by 18 October ➡️ gla.ac/3MniVTf
ALT Group of four students in the east quad
Great chat with an enthusiastic undergrad student after my numerical physics lecture. Asked me how I learned to program and I described self-teaching C++ in my bedroom as a teenager. "So what was it like when everyone was phone phreaking and things?". Dude, I'm not THAT old 😂
It's the first day of the undergraduate term, and the sump has dropped out of the air compressor in my research lab - oil everywhere. How's YOUR monday going!?
It didn't take long: our PhD students have added this "oil leak" warning sign to the door of our (fish) microscopy lab 😂. (They've also identified that it only seems to be the condensate drain bottle that has ruptured on the compressor so I'm hoping @Thorlabs can replace that)
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Microscopists - does anyone know of any literature on the saturation limits for AlexaFluor dyes? Similar to this excellent paper that quantified the behavior of GFP sciencedirect.com/science/ar….
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The Commonwealth PhD Scholarships offer full funding for applicants from least developed countries and vulnerable states. 🎓 List three preferred universities and supervisors that align with your research goals. Interested? DM me! More info:
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We are delighted to announce that OpenFlexure has been selected as a Solver team for the MIT Solve 2024 Global Health Equity Challenge!
We look forward to this next phase in our mission to ensure that everyone has access to high-quality diagnostic microscopy.
🚨Postdoctoral fellowship opportunity at Glasgow! If your recent PhD was EPSRC-funded you can propose a 2 year postdoc fellowship project. You'll be well supported in an established research group but can propose your own research, synergistic with the group's activities [1/3]
"The Doctoral Prize is intended to develop the very best EPSRC students beyond the end of their PhD, supporting their transition to independent researchers. Applicants are invited to propose a novel research project in an area which fits within the EPSRC funding remit" [2/3]
2 year full time fixed term post. For full details search for post reference 154932 gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs – closes 4th October 2024. In ICG we could welcome a diverse range of researchers looking to pursue microscopy-based projects in our well-equipped labs -get in touch! [3/3]