🌟Power of Many🌟 Each year the PhD students of EMBL can pick the most promising topic in current biology for the EMBL PhD Symposium. This year we’ve chosen to organise a symposium about collective behaviour across scales. Join us 20th to 22nd of November! #EMBL #emblphdsymposium

It amazes me to no end that symbolic mathematical equations and biologically embodied patterns can be isomorphic! Here is an amazing environment to play with Turing patterns from Karl Sims: karlsims.com/rdtool.html

I've been honing my #blender skills with our symposium design 😋😸 Consider joining if you're interested in collective behaviour! We have great speakers 🩵💙💚

A video introduction to the tif2blender add-on for loading microscopy data in blender is now online! I hope this helps people to get started making beautiful renders 😁 youtu.be/TCQojYEYxVo

Bringing for loops into Geometry Nodes will make blender even more powerful! A new #tif2blender version will be made for blender 4.0 soon 🤠✨

Great piece in nature today exploring if its too late to keep warming below 1.5C (yes, at least without overshoot) but also highlighting the accelerating energy transition that is occurring worldwide. I was happy to help with a few figures in the piece: nature.com/immersive/d415…

The benefit/downside of live imaging is that sometimes one observes too rare or strange events (to be included in a publication). But Twitter is ok: a LifeAct labeled COS-7 cell that decided to eat something nasty from a medium, regretted it, suffered, but found a way to recover

🔬 1/6 New paper and software – hot off the press! 🐾 Introducing OmniTrax, a new open-source Blender 🔶 Add-on designed to streamline multi-animal tracking and pose-estimation. Check out our JOSS paper: joss.theoj.org/papers/10.2110…

Playing with Blender for the first time - it's a lot to digest, but also great! #i2k2024 Thanks for the great workshop @grosoane!

If you've ever wondered about rendering zarr_dev in Blender 🔶, you should check out Oane Gros's video! 🤩