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The final version 😊: nature.com/articles/s4146…

Congrats Kai from Barry Dickson's group on this recent beautiful paper published in Nature Communications - Moonwalker will forever remain the coolest group of neurons in #drosophila nature.com/articles/s4146…

Fascinating writeup in the The New York Times about @flystocks - cool to see #drosophila work being highlighted in this way. nytimes.com/2020/12/14/sci…

Very excited to have received this yesterday at the Queensland Brain Institute, UQ end of year awards! It’s been a fantastic year in the van Swinderen Lab and I appreciate everyone’s support. 🎉

Congratulations to former PhD student and researcher powerhouse, Adekunle Bademosi! Queensland Brain Institute, UQ UQ News

Time for our second AusFly Seminar Series Seminar! Please join us this Friday for Adam Hines talk "Imaging single molecules in the brains of Drosophila to resolve pre-synaptic targets of general anaesthesia" 5th March Friday at 12pm AEST #Drosophila See pinned tweet AusFly Seminar Series for logistics

Looking forward to speaking to some Australian insectoids to talk about my work using super resolution microscopy with fly brains!

Get excited for our next AusFly Seminar Series Seminar! Please join us tomorrow for Adam Hines talk "Imaging single molecules in the brains of Drosophila to resolve pre-synaptic targets of general anaesthesia" 5th March Friday at 12pm AEDT #Drosophila *Pls note AEDT, not AEST

Our latest article has just been published online as an early release in #eNeuro SfN Journals! We developed a novel imaging paradigm super resolution microscopy and single particle tracking using #drosophila brains. Full version soon! Congrats Adam Hines eneuro.org/content/early/…

How do we use unique fluorescent molecules to study neuroscience? Corals are helping us to understand complex problems like general anaesthesia. Thanks The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand for featuring our work, great to write for you! theconversation.com/how-lobed-brai…

Our recent paper in #eNeuro was featured in an article for the The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand, written by Adam Hines. How do corals and other ocean dwellers help us understand biology? theconversation.com/how-lobed-brai…

Scientists still still don't fully understand how general anaesthesia affects the brain and body. A molecule found in bioluminescent stony coral may shed some light. theconversation.com/how-lobed-brai… UQ News

My article has been selected for a roundup of most-shared articles in the #eNeuro blog! Thanks SfN Journals very much looking forward to seeing the full version online soon.🥳 blog.eneuro.org/2021/05/most-s…

Our latest research is out now in full in #eNeuro SfN Journals! Congratulations, Adam Hines

#QBI researchers are using light-emitting corals and fruit flies to pave the way for understanding - and developing safer - anaesthetics. van Swinderen Lab Adam Hines UQ News qbi.uq.edu.au/article/2021/0…

Fully supporting BFK here. It's time to support small start-ups who are struggling, as they provide valuable tools for our scientific research. This past year has been a challenge, and we need to help companies like BFK to get get back on their feet. They are true innovators.

Studies have shown flies can sleep. But do they sleep in stages like humans? Do these stages show micro-behaviours: analogous to REM in humans? Here, we (van Swinderen Lab) show flies do sleep in stages, show specific micro-behaviours while sleeping biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. [1/N]