Super excited to finally see this published! Our new method to use combinatorial staining and deep learning to push the multiplexing boundaries of spatial proteomics!

It was a real pleasure to present our work at The Biophysics of Motile Cilia – from Structure to Function meeting at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef. Grateful for the fruitful discussions with both biologists and physicists—an inspiring environment for interdisciplinary exchange.

Thrilled to share our new paper revealing an auto-inhibited state of the M. tuberculosis 20S proteasome—highlighting allosteric sites with therapeutic potential. A fantastic collaboration with the Vahidi Lab@UofGuelph 🇨🇦! 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4146… #cryoEM #TBresearch #StructuralBiology

Many thanks to the IPF and Friends of IPF for the Innovation Award 2024 and big congrats to the whole team! nachrichten.idw-online.de/2025/04/10/dr-…

Save the date dear #cilia #centrosome fans🙂 The 8th Czech Cilia meeting will happen this year in Brno on 17th of June with keynote speaker Ruxandra Bachmann-Gagescu. No registration fees👏please RT🌼

Our paper on the co-dependence of dynein and KIF1C is finally published in print: nature.com/nsmb/volumes/3… Congrats again to all involved: first authors Ferdos Abid Ali and Alex Zwetsloot who did most of the work and contributors from the Carter Lab Reposting explainer thread.

🦠 Many cells have a single primary cilium: a micrometer-long, hair-like organelle protruding from the cell surface. Now, connectome data is helping scientists reveal the secrets of this small, elusive & often overlooked cellular appendage. ➡️ hhmi.news/3PAhkuy

Stunning work from Kai Zhang lab!

Excited to share our new publication with Vahidi Lab@UofGuelph 🇨🇦! We reveal how human mitochondrial ClpP is allosterically activated—even by inhibitors—unlocking new strategies to target ClpP in AML. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Registration is still open… Join us in “viruses across domains of life”.

The Orbach Lab had a great time at the Annual Meeting of the Israel Society for Microscopy at Expo Tel Aviv. Mohammed presented a poster full of exciting microscopy data and got some great feedback from the community. Big thanks to the organizers and everyone who stopped by!

Our article on the construction of microtubule superstructures (doublet microtubules) using designed peptide has been featured on the cover of RSC Chemical Biology !!

What a treat! After far too long, the lab finally took a break for some well-earned fun. We spent the morning biking through Agamon Hula, surrounded by beautiful scenery and nesting birds, and wrapped up with a delicious lunch. Here's to more outings like this in the future! 🚲

Muñoz-Hernández, Xu, Wieczorek et al. report #cryoEM structures revealing how NEDD1’s C terminus forms an α-helical tetramer that docks onto the γ-TuRC without inducing major conformational changes in the complex during its recruitment to MTOCs hubs.ly/Q03nCNXc0

Pre-print alert! @AmitKoIt from our lab created NaviGraph, an open source tool to easily consolidate data streams (location, head direction, calcium imaging and more) into a multi-layer graph. Great for any 2D spatial decision making layouts. bioRxiv: tinyurl.com/3njrj92n

New study showing the development of pan-Expansion Microscopy by Morgan, King et al. Yale School of Medicine to reveal the molecular composition and structural plasticity of individual nuclear pore complexes including LINC complex-dependent dilation. hubs.ly/Q03rSGym0

My lab was totally destroyed tonight by an Iranian missile. Nobody was hurt. Flies, plasmids, cells, equipment - all gone. Heart breaking. If during the course of the past 16 years, you have received something from my lab - please keep them safe.

My lab at Weizmann Institute was completely demolished by the Iranian missile a few days ago. This is hard and sad as nothing was left to save. We study heart regeneration and regenerative medicine. As such, we will regenerate, regrow and rebuild. The one thing that wasn't gone is

Sad days for me & colleagues Weizmann Institute & many civilians in our region. Yet, i am also stoked to be the 2025 recipient of the Nakasone Award by the Human Frontiers - HFSP. I would have never imagined in my wildest dreams to be on such a list. Tnx! hfsp.org/hfsp-nakasone-…