Johannes Hohlbein

Guess we are living in the future now. Just submitted a manuscript and the website retrieved most information (abstract, names, etc) from the submitted files. I did not have to type everything again! 🤯 (disclaimer: keywords and authors’ contributions were not automatically detected...)

We are very excited to share a new resource from our team: spatial subcellular proteome maps in plants! We developed an MS-based method that registers localizations of about 8000 proteins in Arabidopsis roots in a single experiment.

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Coordinated call for applications for three (!) thematically related professorships (cell physiology, molecular genetics, and biochemistry) at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg (Germany) (thread)

Yeah. Just checked. 1.5 hrs between Dresden and Berlin sounds good though.

Does it stop in between Dresden and Berlin? Asking for a friend.

New preprint alert!

We developed an automated framework to optimize tracking pipelines for bacteria, along with a nice integration of tools for bacteria imaging, in the recently released TrackMate 8 (Fiji plugin).
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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No. I get empty screens. Dunno whether stuck or not.

I have created an app to help students learn about emission and absorption spectra. Here is the link. I hope you find it useful 🌟
#iTeachPhysics
#Science 🧪
#Astronomy 🔭
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Image-based bacterial phenotyping and antimicrobial drug discovery using smart high-throughput super-resolution microscopy at University of Warwick on FindAPhD.com PhD Project - Image-based bacterial phenotyping and antimicrobial drug discovery using smart high-throughput super-resolution microscopy at University of Warwick, listed on FindAPhD.com

iCASE PhD project available in my lab, combining microscopy method development with high throughput screening of bacteria. Applications to antibiotic drug discovery and screening for new cell division proteins. Collaboration with Cairn Research #microsky #bioimaging
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From sequence to function: Bridging single-molecule kinetics and molecular diversity Biological function is fundamentally determined by nucleic acid and protein sequence. Beyond encoding genetic information, nucleic acids also display complex physicochemical parameters that shape stru...

Great to see our Science Review on emerging multiplexed single-molecule methods that use libraries to link sequence to dynamics. A fun collaborative writing project! From sequence to function: Bridging single-molecule kinetics and molecular diversity | Science www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Weirdly repulsive and attractive at the same time. The Lennard-Jones potential of Food.

Always! :)

Booked flight got cancelled today, the one on Monday had 3hrs delay. Best to stay at home. 😅

Wings of three planes. One of them showing a cartoon mouse.

Current mood.

For even more details, you can contact @dolfweijers.bsky.social who is chairing the appointment advisory committee

Full Professor and Chair Laboratory of Biophysics We are looking for a Full Professor in the Biophysics chair group, part of Wageningen University & Research (WUR)

The Laboratory of Biophysics at Wageningen University & Research (NL) is looking for a new chair! Details here: www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/f...

Good resource for everyone interested in objectives and microscopy 👇

The 40x, NA 1.4 gives a 650x650 µm FoV with FN = 26.5. Not bad

Thanks, Olympus/Evident has some large NA ones with 26.5, but 22 is indeed the common FN.

@healthcare.nikon.com or others: Where can I find information on the field number of Nikon objectives? Seems missing from the objective comparison site? Specifically wondering about the CFI Apochromat TIRF 60XC Oil.

Imho still stopping in too many villages near the border. 😅

Addition: Will spend more time with it, seems more things possible than I thought, just needs adjustments

unpopular opinion, the MS Office one is quite okay, although there is a bug on Mac with using the LaTex syntax :) Oh well, one can dream

Have you worked with the equation editor in LibreOffice? PowerPoint supports Latex syntax straight away. And no, I don’t want to insert pictures of my equations.

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Tried LibreOffics yesterday: not much compatibility with PowerPoint in terms of the equation editor, unfortunately. Buh.

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