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Arrived at the Volume Electron Microscopy
Gordon Research Conference
https://www.grc.org/volume-electron-microscopy-conference/2025/
near Barcelona. I will speak about Volume EM and #connectomics in marine zoomplankton.
I have a question about image processing. I took images with the same magnification and zoom. I rotated and cropped them in FIJI and added scale bars. The scale bar on one of the images is longer than the others. What is going on. I am literally about to lose it. I appreciate any advice.#microscopy #FIJI#science
HELLO! And welcome to the #nakeddiefriday on this somewhat rainy day.
Today's guest is a variation on the serial EEPROM theme, one MDA2062 made by ITT in Germany. I'll do a short thread.
SiPron page: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=infosecdj:itt:mda2062
Science nerds just discovered that "vegetative #electron microscopy" is popping up in papers like #dandelions in the yard . Spoiler: it’s probably just a fancy way to say, "We have no clue what we're doing."
Thank you, #science, for another episode of "Let's Confuse the Public!"
https://www.sciencealert.com/a-strange-phrase-keeps-turning-up-in-scientific-papers-but-why #humor #vegetative #microscopy #research #confusion #HackerNews #ngated
Any idea what this algae or plant is? It forms green films on top if a nearby pond. Under the scope it forms largish clumps or sacks of cells- maybe 50-100 um or so across. Seems too large for most algae and too small for plants like duckweed. I've never come across it before, and I'd be curious to get an ID if anyone knew!
Flatworms, but make it high-res.
This new protocol combines tissue expansion + light-sheet microscopy to reveal planarian neural and muscle anatomy in 3D, at single-cell resolution. #Planaria #Microscopy #DevBio
https://elifesciences.org/articles/101103?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic
Let's get this #nakeddiefriday started, people!
The guest of today is one TMS70C42A by TI. It is a 8-bit MCU carrying 4KB of ROM and 256B of RAM, with three timers and a UART.
This particular die was bit by gremlins, and a small part of it is missing; nothing crucial though. Let's have a walk around.
SiPron page: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=infosecdj:ti:tms70c42a
New #ISEPpapers! Morphology and Molecular Phylogeny of Endosymbiotic #Ciliates (Peritrichia, Mobilida) of Marine #Invertebrates with Descriptions of Two #NewSpecies Urceolaria clepsydra n. sp. and Urceolaria bratalia n. sp. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jeu.70003
I believe this might be a pollen grain from the lime trees that live by us...
#Science #Biology #Flora #Microscopy
40x obj / 12.5x cam TfT stain 460nm epi #Fluorescence
Ooooo What do we have here?
25x ThT 460nm epi #fluorescence .
#science #biology #microscopy
Experimenting with #ThT stain on #spider webs to see if it successfully bonds to the beta chain #fibrin / #amyloid like components. I've applied the stain and naturally under 460nm webs fluoresce the expected green. I'm waiting for the sample to completely dry before differentiating with alcohol and then using a water based mount to finally disassociate the unbounded stain from the webs and other artefacts. All being so, we might be left with ThT stained #spidroins #science #biology #microscopy
Warty Cavalier (Melanoleuca verrucipes): Usually found in the late summer and autumn, this mushroom was first recorded in the UK only in 2000*, and is mostly found in the south of England. Well, this one appeared in my garden in the Central Belt of Scotland last Friday (11 April)! It popped out in an old abandoned flower pot. ... #Mushrooms, #Fungi, #Nature, #Microscopy: https://aye.tf/2025/04/14/melanoleuca-verrucipes
If that isn't pollen, I'm a monkey's uncle... about 30 microns diameter.
100/1.32na objective 90na condenser.
I spent the day rectifying segmentation and tracking for bacteria in microfluidic devices. 1000 frames, 5 chambers, ~8 cells per chamber, so 40000 pictures of cells to look at, and check that they match frame to frame. I think I'm done with screens for the day. Fortunately automation helps, and drawing the lineages as graphs allows to spot errors more easily.
Now I have a clean dataset that I can analyse and also use as a training dataset for the next iteration!
I’m currently looking for a post-doc in the UK, particularly to work on projects that employ in-vitro reconstitution and quantitative #microscopy approaches to study #cellbiology processes (esspecially #membranetraffic) + would be grateful for sign-posting towards openings! #academicchatter
Congratulations to the top 3 images from the Node–FocalPlane image competition!
1. "Cell-estial bloom" by Özge Özgüç
2. "Dancing actinotroch" by Allan Carrillo-Baltodano
3. "Who’s active?" by Julia Peloggia de Castro