Seems this week is full of celebrations 🥳 our contribution to make DL more accessible has been published in Nature Methods and is already available 🔥🔥🔥 "DeepImageJ: A user-friendly environment to run deep learning models in ImageJ" nature.com/articles/s4159…

It is great honor to be invovled in P iezo channel related studies during my PhD. Congratulations to David and Ardem.

Piezos！

Enormously excited and grateful for this opportunity by NIH Common Fund @NIMHgov. Our lab @UTSWNews Mol Biology Dept UTSW UT Southwestern O'Donnell Brain Institute is developing new tools and reagents to study neuron-glia interactions, with the focus on myelination specificity.

Adult neurogenesis and gliogenesis in people? New evidence for it in our Nature Neuroscience story on #aging and #epilepsy. Huge effort with USC Neurosurgery USC Viterbi School and @DrMauraBoldrini. Congrats Aswathy! rdcu.be/cKJnj

never forget the scale bar! Tim Stearns when biology meets astronomy: cell vs nebula, centrosome vs dying star! Etienne KLEIN

If you take a Petri dish, castor oil and some ball bearings and put all in an electric field, you might happen to spot an interesting behavior: self-assembling wires who appear to be almost alive [Stanford Complexity Group: buff.ly/3utG23e]

It is great news! Science will be more open！

Biologists, if you’ve used the EdU kit for cell proliferation and have not put too much thought about the chemistry behind it, I will tell you, that’s click chemistry. #NobelPrize2022 #chemnobel

This is on par with that Ellen’s famous Oscar selfie!

Great fun to meet so many fabulous scientists！What a science day!

So the editors will play more important roles in deciding the manuscipts published or not. How can it be more fair than current policies？

Kidding me?

haha

My first-author paper during postdoc is on bioRxiv now, thanks to everyone that made it come true. （Stuck in the revision process, fingers crossed…)