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Long-term live-cell super-res microscopy! 👉🏻our new preprint (tinyurl.com/bdjjju45) reports >6h STED imaging of ER dynamics in live cells with seconds time resolution. It combines low-light imaging and NN-assisted denoising🔬

Tracking growing microtubules.

Segment Anything Otsu’s method

Having some fun in AGAVE with the #IALSJanelia expansion microscopy data. This cross section of an expanded zebrafish embryo shows muscle fibers on either side of the notochord, with some patterned skin on top of the structure.

So happy and relieved that this is now out in nature.com/articles/s4155…! Thanks to all authors esp Tri, Sarah H. Shahmoradian for help w revisions, and mentors Barmada Lab, @pappassa, and Bill Dauer for continued support. Also thanks to the reviewers who had thoughtful suggestions.

Here are three key lessons for how best to use ChatGPT in research. go.nature.com/46OScs8

Thank you to Nikon Small World and this year's judges for selecting my movies in the 2024 Small World in Motion competition. It's an honor to be mentioned! Check out all the winners/honorable mentions here: nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2024… 5th place is particularly memorable 🪱🌊🐻

I am happy to share this preprint from my postdoc! By constructing ‘synthetic mitochondria’ in cells, we looked at how real mitochondria decide between going forwards and backwards on microtubules. ⬅️🔋➡️?

Very cool new work led by Christina Gladkova in the Vale lab. They use dodecahedral nanocages coated in miro1 to investigate the role of TRAK proteins in directional mitochondrial transport. Congrats on the beautiful study, Christina Gladkova!

🚨 New from HHMI: Beautiful Biology 🚨 A visual journey into the microscopic world, showcasing biology’s hidden beauty. Discover stunning images from cutting-edge research paired with science-backed insights. Dive into the unseen: hhmi.org/beautifulbiolo… ✨

I'm excited to announce that I am on the job market for tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in cell biology, with a focus on the integrated roles of keratin filaments and organelle biology! Please feel free to reach out, share/RT🔁!

Are you ready to dive into microscopical wonders? HHMI | Janelia's #BeautifulBiology project is live! 300 pages of content featuring over 425 images and videos with explanatory texts to give scientific context. Zoom into a gigantic world of infinitely small beauty!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the CellMap Segmentation Challenge set to go live at the end of October 2024! Sign up for email announcements and be the first to know when the challenge officially launches: cellmapchallenge.janelia.org

We are excited to introduce PetaKit5D, a comprehensive suite of software tools designed to tackle challenges in the handling of large datasets and make processing of petabyte-scale datasets feasible: nature.com/articles/s4159…

This microscopic image from HHMI's Beautiful Biology is of two cytoskeletal proteins along with DNA in the metaphase stage of cell division — by Andy Moore of HHMI | Janelia and Erika Holzbaur of Penn. ⬇️ 🔗 hhmi.news/3Nw0LPz

not a great look

Even mis-segregations are aesthetically pleasing

I’m excited, relieved, and honored to announce that my paper describing non-canonical mitotic mechanisms in the early mouse embryo is out in Science Magazine ! (link at end of 🧵)

Andy Moore Paper link: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…