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Our latest Preprint📑🚨 This work driven by the Thomas Mayer lab at Universität Konstanz, our group Andreas Boland, Florian Stengel Universität Konstanz and Tanja Bange Universität München builds on the discovery that B-type cyclins possess a ➕charged pocket. researchsquare.com/article/rs-412… Please retweet🙏

New preprint for birdwatchers 🙂 edu.nl/p7a9x Maarten & Joel developed Roodmus (= rosefinch), a toolkit that sources MD simulations for benchmarking heterogeneous reconstruction algorithms. At #ccpem symposium? Visit their poster! Fun collab w/ CCP-EM & @J2002uk.

A crystal-clear, comprehensive, much needed and perfectly timed article about the role of modern core facilities in research environments 😮

🙌📢 Excited to announce the 2024 EPFL Latsis Symposium on Smart Microscopy! Join us for groundbreaking discussions on integrating microscopy, ML, and automation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with top minds in the field. Register now: epfl-latsis-2024.org

Special credit to first authors @TimmKoller and Max Berger. Also thanks to Mankin_Vazquez_Lab for hosting Max in Chicago to complete some experiments for this project and to Bertrand Beckert from Dubochet Center for Imaging (DCI) for great cryoEM data as always.

The wonderful scenery of Champèry in Valais 🇨🇭 is hosting our annual SNE ChemBio retreat! 🤩

It is all a question of strain. This alpha-synuclein fibril "1B" causes Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) in mice. It resembles parts of the aSyn strain purified from human patients. It is dangerous. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We are recruiting! This time we are looking for a cryoEM specialist position at the DCI-Geneva site. Please RT 🙏

Quick reminder that the application deadline for our ‘Solving Molecular Puzzles’ course is approaching (25 August). Apply to join us in November!

The Martin lab an open postdoctoral position at the interface of #cytoskeleton and #condensate biology, in a fantastic research community UNIGE_en Biologie - UNIGE Molecular & Cellular Biology Dept 🔬 Geneva 🇨🇭 LifeSciencesPhD_UNIGE If interested, do not hesitate to contact us: mocel.unige.ch/research-group… Please RT!

Happy to share our latest work, now on BioRxiv! Here, we determined the cryo-EM structure of the yeast SEAC (GATOR)-EGOC (Ragulator-Rag) supercomplex, providing new insights into the function of this amino acid-sensing hub. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Very happy to see that our collaborative paper together with the group of Miriam Stoeber Miriam Stoeber, and Steven Ballet is now online. Many thanks to all authors and contributors to this story. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Authors including jun, Amit Kumar, Kevin Van holsbeeck, Pierre Raia, Antoine Koehl, Jan Steyaert, Aashish Manglik, Steven Ballet, Andreas Boland and Miriam Stoeber describe nanobody and small cyclic peptide antagonists of μ-opioid receptor. nature.com/articles/s4146…

🔬✨ Opening of the #LatsisSymposium on Smart Microscopy EPFL with Laurène Donati, Martin Vetterli, Suliana Manley 🔬🗜🧫 & Andy Oates oaties! 🌍🔗 A fantastic event uniting 150 top scientists to explore the future of microscopy through #AI, #MachineLearning, and #Automation.

Starting today! The #LatsisSumposium on Smart Microscopy to enable discovery by integrating microscopy, machine learning and automation. epfl-latsis-2024.org

📸 Group picture! Thrilled to be hosting so many #imaging scientists (from all around the 🌍!) at EPFL for the #LatsisSymposium to re-imagine the microscope of the future, blending AI, automation, and cutting-edge imaging 🤖🔬 Inspiring poster session at lunch! #SmartMicroscopy

🎉 And that's a wrap! Congrats to Vishwachi Tripathi Vishwachi Tripathi & Amir Rahmani Amir Rahmani for winning the Poster Prizes at the #LatsisSymposium! 🏆🔬 And thanks again to all the participants for making this event a huge success! 👏🌟 See you for the next one😉#SmartMicroscopy