I often wish there was a Mastodon instance for biologists that could be broad enough to include all the different types of biologists that I enjoy interacting with.
Biologists are friendly and interesting people and I'd love it if we had an easier way to find and connect with each other.
Academic hyperbole:
When did "cutting edge" become "bleeding edge”? Why is “state-of-the-art” no longer sufficient so that we must now be working “beyond state-of-the-art”. Don’t forget that we can no longer be "world leading”, we must be "world beating”. Makes me wonder what's next?
Sahil Kamboj from our collaborator Ambroise Lambert’s lab showed us how @roylelab’s favourite tools can be used to develop probes to tackle key questions for understanding the #tumour microenvironment. The #clem + endocytosis hot-wiring in spheroids were amazing 🤩
It’s been a joy to follow my DTP colleague + friend Will Scott’s journey on using genetic code expansion + #clickchemistry to develop new tools for imaging #actin. I’m looking forward to seeing this probe in cells soon! #cellbiology
Get the #EDBCWatchParty Started!
If you can’t attend the European Developmental Biology Congress #EDBC2023 in person this September, why not organise a local Watch Party?
https://thenode.biologists.com/get-the-edbc-watch-party-started/uncategorized/