#Microscopy

Vipin Varghese

vipvargh

Completed my research fellowship with @OchsnerNephro @OchsnerEdu last week. I couldn’t have been happier with my experience and I wanted to share some of what I learned.I tried my best

#Ram_V 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

kalpavirksha

There was a time I was not a normal guy in IT. I used to be a diagnosticians for pediatric haemato-oncology. I used to work long hours some times days

Paul Tyler 🔬🔭📡

Glazgow

Last Thursday this beautiful wee grasshopper appeared on the bedroom windowsil. No idea how it got there, or how it had lost both its back legs It stayed the night

christine liu 🌿

christineliuart

As a trained scientist and a self-taught artist, the strongest commonalities I see between science and art are the ways they teach and enable us to understand the world around

Mark Powell

obfuscans3

I *think* I found a new lichen species for Britain this week while on my daily lock-down walk. This thread will give the story so far and explain my slight

Dr Fiona Rawle

FiRawle

How viruses got their names:1. COVID-19. This is the name of the disease not the virus. The viruse that causes it is SARS-CoV2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2). For

Kaitryn Ronning

KtTots

This week we got the proof for an upcoming article about RPE autofluorescence - although our article isn't out quite yet, in anticipation I'd like to tell you about some

Marc Somssich

somssichm

One thing apparent when re-visiting the history of plant microscopy, is that microscopists have always loved the fine structure of the cytoskeleton. Another little thread for this favorite of microscopists.

Dr. Harriet Manley

harrietm11

Our new paper jam-packed with exciting lattice #lightsheet microscopy is online! Imaging #zebrafish leukocytes, we reveal new dynamic cellular & subcellular features in vivo. At this resolution, these fast‐moving cells

Peter Hugh Griffin

PHGriff

My fave paper from my PhD has been published. It's got:A happy accidentBeautiful patternsFlipbook microscopySmart modellingDisappearing GaNHere's a thread of what we didThe paper itself is free to everyone, here:

κιννάβαρι

cinnabarim

Let’s talk about #EgyptianBlue, its manufacture and use from Egypt to the Iberian Peninsula, with a special insight into the Vesuvian area, where this pot containing original pigment has been

Peter Bell

PeterNBell

@steve_piercey https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/segweb/economicgeology/article-abstract/115/2/241/582990/Gold-Remobilization-Insights-from-Gold-Deposits-in?redirectedFrom=fulltext "Recognizing if and how Au is remobilized, in solid, me

Dr. Bronwyn Lucas

bronwynalucas

The first part of my work as a postdoc is available as a pre-print! https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.20.440648v1Tweetorial below: With cryo-EM, we use high-resolution images of molecules to build models of their structures.

Elisabeth Bik 💉 💉

MicrobiomDigest

Dear Tweeps, I present to you the Mysterious Case of the Two Papers With Identical Results.In this thread, we will learn how identical results can obtained in both Gastric Cancer

The Mx the Myth the Legend

Devon_OnEarth

Alright lets get cambrian again ladsTOP TEN CHENGJIANG BIOTA SPECIES Today we're pulling from the early cambrian, from a shale bed dating to ~20 million years before the Burgess shale,

Mark Histed

HistedLab

Thread on recent papers about how mouse V1 populations code sensory information. The paper I had looked at most closely was Kafashan et al. from Harvey and @drugowitsch. The data