Still one of the coolest things I've put into my scope

I'm pleased to announce our latest research at https:// nature.com/articles/s4159…, in which we developed a 100-nm resolution, video-rate light-sheet microscope to observe the 3D interactions of ogranelles and found some interesting phenomena unrevealed before.

Save the date: Am 12. Mai wird die Alexander von Humboldt-Professur – Deutschlands höchstdotierter Forschungspreis – in Berlin verliehen. Einer der Ausgezeichneten ist Physiker Jan Huisken Huisken lab! Link zum Livestream: humboldt-foundation.de/verleihung-hum… #AvHProfessor

Observation, even with a approximately 800k RMB (around 120K dollar) salary, it's still hard to find postdocs in a city like Shenzhen, it's higher than most industry jobs here.

Not many people know Metallica wrote nothing else matters when they were applying for faculty positions, before they had CNS papers

To anyone who says "it's just summer"... here's NASA's climate spiral👇

So awesome to see this work come out, it's been a while!

How do you evaluate science? More specifically, how do you evaluate someone's scientific value or performance so that they can distribute very limited resource fairly? How do you define fair? Losing sleep over the past few years about this.

Extremely excited to share our bioRxiv preprint posted yesterday, on "A high-resolution transcriptomic and spatial atlas of cell types in the whole mouse brain"! A huge team effort from Allen Institute and collaborators, combining scRNA-seq and MERFISH. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Want to build switchable dual sided-light sheet illumination with pivot-based stripe suppression using only a single moving element? Improved illumination uniformity and imaging speed compared with previous mSPIM Check it! opg.optica.org/boe/fulltext.c… Huisken lab Dr Anjalie Schlaeppi

It's great to share our recent work on a new concept of 2-photon synthetic aperture microscopy for high-speed 3D imaging with orders of magnitude reduction in phototoxicity and ultra-robustness to the optical aberrations in deep tissue by digital adaptive optics. Cell

Awesome work! The trade-off between line-time and line-length is interesting!

Live list of active superconductor reproductions: eirifu.wordpress.com/2023/07/30/lk-… This is so fun to follow. Science as a live sport

Immune response following a fungal infection in the brain of a zebrafish embryo. Credit to Dr. Jiaye He. #ZebrafishZunday

Congrats Huisken lab Nicola Gritti Rory Power for this work ! It took many years and span across three countries, well done!

The self driving multi-scale microscope from Stephan Daetwyler is now on BioRxiV: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Here some immune - cancer cell interactions. The whole Zebrafish is imaged as well during this time lapse acquisition.

Four years ago, I left Madison in a snowstorm for my post-defense celebration, then I wasn't able to return due to Covid. It was amazing visiting this week and meet up with friends and colleagues. Now I have closure. Till next time!

After several honorable mentions, Bruno C. Vellutini finally scored 1st place in Nikon Small World in Motion. With #lightsheet & #Drosophila, of course. Congratulations Bruno! Follow the link for the gorgeous #video.

Another year, another light sheet Nikon Small World in motion win!

Worst experience with Luxair Luxembourg Airlines, first the plane literally broke down on the runway, then changed all my subsequent flights without my permission or notifying me, stranding me in Milan airport and refused to help.