In search of a platform that widens and deepens our understanding of the world. Less re-posting, more reading. Listening more, talking less. My opinions are my own. Some of them aren’t even mine.
Everything microtubules, movement, and microscopy. ARC Future Fellow, lab head University of Queensland #CatsOfAcademia advoCATe. UCSF Wittmann lab alumni.
Research engineer and core facility manager at the Institut Pasteur
https://research.pasteur.fr/en/team/image-analysis-hub/
Everything #TrackMate #Mastodon-sc (the tool to track lineages in microscopy videos, not the social networks etc).
Views are my own
Prof. Cancer Biophysics at University of Sheffield.
Investigating Nuclear Myosin, Nuclear Organisation and Mechanobiology in Cancer with single molecule Biophysics
Web: Toseland-lab.com
I'm into chord changes and cell biology.
Professor - University of Warwick. Director - The Company of Biologists. Views are my own and not those of any organisation I am associated with.
Mastodon: @steveroyle@biologists.social
Lab: https://roylelab.org
Husband - Dad of 2 - Scientist 🇨🇱 Chilean expat.
I love to study how cells walk & talk.
PI of the @cellcommlab.bsky.social
#CellMigration #CellComm #calciumsignaling #organelles 🧪🔬
Professor of Developmental Biophysics.
Crossing all disciplines, through science, art and food | UCL | LMCB | IPLS
www.tissuemechanicslab.com
Science communication and #SciArt via www.datascaperealities.com
Loves hiking, glamping and sourdough baking
How do organs form from cells to tissue? Zebrafish and organoids; live imaging; quantitative biology; theory. Comments by Caren Norden
Cell biologist
Group leader & Sir Henry Dale Fellow at the University of Sheffield
Cell shape, cytoskeleton and mechanics in cancer
Cancer researcher who had #breastcancer
https://www.helenmatthewslab.org/
Scripps Research Professor. HHMI Investigator. Nobel Prize Physiology or Medicine 2021. Opinions my own.
Stem cell and mechanobiologist at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Biomedicine and University of Helsinki
developmental cell biophysicist searching for the forces shaping life (basically, I suck embryos into micropipettes)🇪🇺
cytoskeleton self-organization / shape, patterns and symmetry / minimal and artificial cells / biophysics teacher @ ESPCI ParisTech
www.cytomorpholab.com
Physics of Embryonic Self-Organization and Morphogenesis. Tweets by Otger Campàs (Professor, Chair of Tissue Dynamics and Director
at the Physics of Life Excellence Cluster of TU Dresden)
We study lamins and nuclear mechanobiology. Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering. Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology. Cornell University. https://lammerding.wicmb.cornell.edu/
A mix of physics and biology, understanding shapes in biology, from molecules to tissues.
http://www.orelrouxlab.org
Cell division and morphognesis
minclab.fr
We study pathogen, cell & tissue mechanobiology in cardiac diseases and cancers ~ Team from Cameroon, Eswatini, Lesotho, South Africa, Togo & Uganda.
mechanobiology.uct.ac.za
Mechanics and Dynamics of Eptihelia
Epithelial Junction Remodeling and Fate Acquisition in #Drosophila and xenopus @Xenbase
at @IGDRennes, #devbio, @DrosDGR, #Génétique, #Rennes
Actin cytoskeleton-associated machines that produce and sense force in adhesion and migration.
CNRS researcher, Group leader, Head of Cell Bio dept at https://www.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr
https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=tOHuSNMAAAAJ&hl=fr
