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Richard Held Jan 3, 2023

Every time I don't reply to something with "let me google that for you" an angel gets its wings.

Richard Held Dec 21, 2022

Venkatesh Murthy Dec 21, 2022

I wrote a tribute to Chuck Stevens, an incredible scientist who passed away recently. I was fortunate to work with, and learn from, him over the years. I will deeply miss him. #biophysics #neuroscience

https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(22)01074-1

Richard Held Dec 21, 2022

Ulrike Boehm Dec 18, 2022

Would you like to learn from some of the best microscopists 🔬 the nuts & bolts of light #microscopy for #lifescience applications? If so, you should check out this free comprehensive #iBiology series with presentations by #RonVale @kurtthorn #NicoStuurman #StefanHell #DanielFletcher #JeffLichtman #EdwardSalmon #ShinyaInoue #RogerTsien & many more covering topics ranging from #imagingformation, #fluorescence, #superresolution & #lightsheet #microscopy to #Optogenetics 👉 https://www.ibiology.org/online-biology-courses/microscopy-series/

Microscopy Course on iBiology

This popular, free online microscopy course begins with basics of optics, proceeds through transmitted light microscopy, and covers many microscopy methods.

iBiology

Richard Held Dec 21, 2022

Miriam B Goodman Dec 21, 2022

RT @[email protected]

Considering Stanford for a #postdoc in 2023? Spend ❄️winter break❄️ exploring potential postdoc mentors with Stanford Profiles! https://youtu.be/7cjBTh7el2I #StanfordPRISM #StanfordPropel

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/StanfordOPA/status/1605399783564115968

Find Postdoc Mentors With Stanford Profiles

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Richard Held Dec 20, 2022

Claudia Alvarez Carreño Dec 20, 2022

How did #protein learn so many folds? We report a timeline and mechanism of emergence of the oldest folds: from beta-barrel SH3, to OB, to cradle loop barrels.
#ProteinStructure #evolution
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2207897119

Richard Held Dec 19, 2022

Belated intro as people migrate here in earnest:

I'm a neuroscientist currently postdocing at Stanford. My research is focused on how nanometer-scale protein organization controls cellular signal transduction at synapses and beyond. I use a range of techniques, including #cryoET , #mousegenetics, and #smlm to visualize and manipulate this organization with molecular resolution.

Also into dogs, coffee, science tattoos, and objectively dumb humour 👋

Richard Held Dec 19, 2022

Luc Reym⌬nd Dec 19, 2022

Et voilà!

Very proud to have successfully replaced the twitter timeline with a Mastodon timeline on the "news" section of @Spirochrome website!

https://spirochrome.com/news/

I used this very handy code:
https://gitlab.com/idotj/mastodon-embed-feed-timeline

News

Spirochrome

Richard Held Dec 17, 2022

An all-too-brief stop in the 505

Richard Held Dec 16, 2022

Miriam B Goodman Dec 16, 2022

This awesome program, running for two decades has had the privilege of supporting students who are now PhD scientists in academia & industry. @

RT @[email protected]

📝 Now accepting applications for our next cohort of #SSRPAMGENScholars. 2023 Stanford Summer Research Program (#SSRP) is a fully-funded, research-intensive, eight-week summer program taking place on @[email protected]. #Academictwitter

Apply at: http://ssrp.stanford.edu/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/StanfordBiosci/status/1603782328509251585

Richard Held Dec 13, 2022

One of my great joys in science is what a friend of mine calls "pulling a flier": doing a random experiment for no specific reason other than it sounds interesting and you can.