Square electrons! Get your square electron beams! Replace your C2 with a square aperture. Benefits include optimal tiling in cryoEM & cryoET and no resolution loss. Paper: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Study by @eydchua, Michael Alink, Misha Kopylov, & deMarcoLab, SEMC

Bits in Bio will be hosting a Q&A with our co-founder & CEO tbepler this Sunday, Sept. 10th at 10am PT on Slack. Bring your questions and join a lively discussion about ML, protein engineering, entrepreneurship, and more. Don't miss out!

Our keynote Dan Needleman is giving an amazing talk about spindle biophysics! #divide2023 @DivIDE_2023

Great talk from Georgina and now Lenar @DivIDE_2023 #divide2023

A lovely first day of @DivIDE_2023 at Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) ! Nice job organizing Robert Kiewisz et al!

We are enjoying sunny lunch break in the amazing Marina Bay restaurant with all @DivIDE_2023 participants #divide2023 Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) EMBO

We starting next day with a talk from Sophie Dumont about amazing spindle self-organisation! #divide2023 Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)

Great talk from Juan Estévez-Gallegos about microtubule structure #divide2023 Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)

Next! Shih-Chieh Ti gives a talk about human a-tubulin isotopes Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) #divide2023

Thomas Müller Reichart from TU Dresdenis giving us now his lesson about microtubule ultrastructural organisation in a spindle. @CfciDresden TU Dresden Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) #divide2023

Stefanie Redemann open our last day of the meeting with her talk about KLP-19 #divide2023 Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)

Great talk from Sonya about biophysics of simulate microtubules #divide2023 Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)

We now enjoying the lesson from Cláudia De Brito about human yTuRC cryo-em structure

We are looking for phds, postdocs or PI who would like to join our organisation comity for 2025! #divide2023

Happy to see end-to-end protocol for high-throughput spindle reconstructions developed by me at @CfciDresden

I will be next week at #cellbio2023 in Boston. If you are interested in high-throughput generalised segmentation of microtubules, membranes, and more from any EM micrographs or tomograms, find me at P1043 (B45) on December 3th.

Do you know any grads or undergrads who would want to work with us for the summer? Point them to this application portal!

A flexible framework for fast and accurate segmentation of filaments and membranes in tomograms and micrographs - the TARDIS manuscript is now live bioRxiv! Thanks to hardwork by Robert Kiewisz and our many collaborators!