Thanks to everybody involved. It was a lot of fun!!

Außer Form geraten: Form- und Bewegungsschwäche von Malaria-Parasiten verhindert Übertragung klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/newsroom/ausse…

Thanks. This pretty much sums it up....

Great start into #ELMI2022 with a fantastic talk by Ed Boyden the father of expansion microscopy. Looking forward to more exciting talks during the next days albeit listening online only.

Second day of #ELMI2022 Started with some hot updates on super resolution from Hell 🔥☄️

This is a position for a staff scientist that will work in the Light Imaging facility with Vibor Laketa, supervised by myself and Anna (ilastik Team and Anna Kreshuk's Lab). Check out aih-cluster.ai for more context on the funding program.

Preparations for #MPM2022 are ongoing. Looking forward to exciting days full of great science about our favourite parasites parasitesrule

Great to see Emma Pietsch presenting her own poster at #MPM2022 after supervising her as Master student some years ago.

Looking forward to a great microscopy session #MPM2022

Thanks for organizing a fantastic #mpm2022 meeting. Was great to meet everyone in person.

Would be great to have one.

Does oxidative stress cause protection from severe malaria in sickle cell trait patients? Happy to share our latest article with Michael Lanzer. It was a lot of fun to be part of this. Physiological jump in erythrocyte redox potential during Plasmodium fa... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Which experiment can be more important than watching soccer? And even Guille Gomez from #Argentina is supporting Germany.

Great start into the new year with our paper published in J Cell Science .

Our next 'First person' interview is with Jessica Kehrer Jessica Kehrer on her PhD project Freddy Frischknecht Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg Uni Heidelberg, investigating malaria parasites using different microscopy and cell biology methods: ow.ly/KxLF50MxHpm

Great work! Demonstrating again the power of proximity labeling.

“Great talk!” “What was it about?” “No idea.” journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/13…

Always great to work with talented MD students.