A #postdoc position is available in our lab to study the role of #celldivision in tissue #morphogenesis using the #zebrafish #embryo. Women and URM encouraged to apply. Contact Heidi for further information at hhehnly at syr dot edu. hehnlylab.com

Its true we are #hiring #postdocs! Reach out and study the mitotic #spindle in the zebrafish embryo! We have microscopes, we have fish, we have fun people, we have #espresso , we have #BioArt... Come join us Syracuse University!

We have a great virtual #BioArt Mixer here Syracuse University this Thursday at 6:30pm discussing #AI aided research and #greenhousegases. Check us out at our Facebook page: facebook.com/events/2959294…

Check out the latest paper from the Hehnly Lab in Current Biology! Excited to share the giant asymmetric centrosomes we found in the #zebrafish embryo.

Interested in getting a degree in #Biology? Come to Syracuse University and enjoy an interactive environment with a diverse population of scientists. Apply by December 1st. Women and URM encouraged to apply.

Me: "What happens when I use the 20x objective on my iSIM?" Zebrafish embryo: "This." #CellBiology #Microscopy Heidi Hehnly-Chang @VisiTech_UK BioVision Technologies

Thats us! Come and join the fun! We use #zebrafish, we use #cellculture in 2D and 3D, we even have dabbled with #celegans... we love it all!

Come see my poster P791 A Polygonal Cell Model for Epithelial Reintegration at #ASCB2020. I'll be doing the live Q&A tomorrow at noon during Physical Approaches to Cell Biology 3!

Happy to announce that our spindle orientation research is now being supported by an NSF CAREER award!

Are you in the Syracuse Area? Do you want to do some cool microscopy? Hit Mike Bates or myself up to check out the Blatt Bioimaging Center Syracuse University Biology Department. Doing cool things thanks to George Langford (Bio) and Torsten Woellert with ZEISS Microscopy LSM 980 with Airyscan.

Our new preprint is now on bioRxiv! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We're delighted to introduce ALAn, a new tool for analyzing epithelial monolayer architecture in cultured cells. You can read more about it - and what it tells us about architecture development - in our newest preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

The UR EZs have qualified for Nationals for the first time ever! Super proud of our lab members Mimi (l) and Anna (r), who are both team captains. Please help us to support them: rochester.edu/giving/crowdfu…

Happy Fourth of July to our American shoal members! Centrosome ‘fireworks’ credited to Lindsay Rathbun.

Happy #FluorescenceFriday! Check out this image of mouse intestinal organoids. Look at those gorgeous microtubules and mitotic cells! 📷: Nicole Dawney from Bergstralh Lab 🔬: Oxford Instruments Andor Dragonfly spinning disk confocal