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Congratulations to Hugo Poplimont who won a RMS prize for best use of microscopy in a presentation at #BSI2019. You can read about his work on neutrophil swarming in damaged tissue using our two-photon microscope in their recent bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Flaminia Kaluthantrige Don, a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research CASE student hosted by CAIC and Meri Huch's lab, used our two-photon microscope to great effect. She optimised imaging conditions in order to observe single cells proliferating into liver organoids over three days.

Great work by Martin Lenz showcased in his talk about the multi-view light sheet microscope for gentle fast imaging of plants he has developed in the Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) imaging facility.

Fantastic opportunity to join the EmilianiLab and get involved in advanced optogenetics technologies. You'll also get to work alongside the talented Ruth Sims who developed light sheet and light field microscopes in CAIC.

We got the cover! The wonderful Jessie Hitchcock's new paper is out now in The FEBS Journal, with an excellent commentary from Dr Wendy Ingman. If you like immune cells and boobs, or nice 3D imaging, this is worth a read. febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fe… with Kate Hughes & Christine J Watson

CAIC is starting a monthly series of informal clinics for super-resolution fluorescence microscopy. Come along for advice on getting the most out of our SIM, STED and SMLM systems. First clinic is Friday 21st February - follow link for details caic.bio.cam.ac.uk/news/super-res…

Hot off the press: our research lab's preprint of their new super-resolution microscopy technology.

The Sarris Lab made incredible use of our two-photon microscope in their recently published research on neutrophil migration to sites of tissue damage cell.com/current-biolog…

The EPSRC Research Software Engineer Fellowship call is now live: epsrc.ukri.org/funding/calls/…

July image of the month. Puromycin assay on cultured hippocampal neurons showing new proteins that are produced within 15 minutes (yellow/green) and microtuble-associated protein 2 staining (red). Captured on our laser scanning confocal microscope by Dr Tanja Fuchsberger

Congratulations to Ruth Sims Sohaib Abdul Rehman and the whole team for their new 3D super-resolution method, now published in Optica.

August image of the month: Drosophila larvae expressing green and magenta fluorescent proteins in nociceptive (noxious touch), and proprioceptive (body movement) neurons. Image: Paul Brooks who researches neuron degeneration, captured by confocal microscope in Dept of Zoology

Via #OSA_Optica: Single molecule light field microscopy ow.ly/Urg550BEkQ4 #FlatOptics #SpectralFIlters @koholleran Cambridge University University of Leeds

how to cover yourself when you are a plant? Just weave your own fabric! Check our collaborative work between Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) Cam Botanic Garden Cambridge Chemistry Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre on how Dionysia tapetodes extrudes flavones threads from its glandular trichomes. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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October image of the month is from Dr. Ruby Peters of the Ewa Paluch 🇺🇦 and shows HeLa cells, labelled with Tubulin-GFP. Taken using our Elyra 7 Lattice SIM and colour coded for depth

Check out our latest publication 'Visualising an invisible symbiosis' in Plants People Planet 🌱👥🌐! Department of Plant Sciences Crop Science Centre Niab nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

A great opportunity in Cambridge to lead the Advanced Imaging Centre at the School of Biological Science ... 10 more days to apply jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/40627/ Cambridge University School of Biological Sciences RMS Euro-BioImaging ERIC FocalPlane