Science careers: doomed at the outset gu.com/p/48q45

Rebecca Kamen - our art/science lecturer at #AQLM2015. Last day. Wonderful students all survived.

Inaugural Inoué lecture in AQLM: Clare Waterman of the NIH. Awesome talk on cell migration. #AQLM2015

An unusually sunny and warm day at #aqlm2015.

Recording our results from the FRET lab. It worked !!! #AQLM2015

Improvising at #AQLM2015. Yes that is tape holding up the arc lamp. Awesome.

Day 3 #AQLM2015 - already going high octane on the caffeine.

Learnin' 'bout fluorescence. #AQLM2015

Late April in woods hole. A great time to learn microscopy. #AQLM2015

Using objective as condenser for higher NA. Looks like a 4Pi scope. Cool. #AQLM2015

Measuring the resolution of their rail scopes. #AQLM2015

Learning about conjugate planes in their rails microscopes. #AQLM2015 #microscopy

The 35th offering of AQLM@MBL begins tomorrow. A great new crop of students. And incredible commercial and academic faculty. #AQLM2015

Cytoskeletal dynamics. How your cells' skeleton remodels. Not just bags of water and salt. Sweet imaging and laser cutting. #ASCB2014

Hope to see past and future participants of AQLM at #ASCB2014. We'll have "I <3 AQLM" stickers !!

Nobel Prize In Chemistry Awarded To German And American Scientists for super-resolution microscopy. huff.to/1sdvpOL

Heard at @emblebi : github.com/enasequence/webin… for large-scale data transfer.

The canonical post #AQLM2014 view-- the @peterpanbus to Logan airport. Goodbye MBL. Back to the real world.

Sandy Simon rockefeller.edu/research/fac… gives #AQLM2014 final course lecture. Quantifying viral assembly in living cells.

Kem leads the localization microscopy discussion. #AQLM2014