PhD Student in Neuroscience @Cambridge_uni Researching Parkinson's Disease using fluorescence microscopy as part of @PD_BrainMap & @ASAP_Research
Cambridge, England
Joined July 2017
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α-Synuclein driven cell susceptibility in Parkinson's disease biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… #biorxiv_neursci
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Join us for a discussion on the science and philosophy of free will, challenging our understanding by learning about legal, evolutionary and neuroscientific research. The event is free!
Registration:
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3 March 2025 at 6:30pm
St John's Old Divinity School
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Radiality Analysis of Single Puncta (RASP) is a new image analysis tool, from @BFU341, @JSCBeckwith and @SteveTheChemist. It removes false positive spots from fluorescence images, improving the accuracy of single biomolecules in complex backgrounds.
go.acs.org/9b8
🚨New preprint alert🚨
Do you need to detect fluorescent puncta in complex biological samples? Do you find available methods to be unreliable/producing large error? Look no further than Bin Fu's RASP! – at Cambridge, England
RASP: Optimal single fluorescent puncta detection in complex cellular backgrounds (relevance: 87%) biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biophotonics #biomedicaloptics
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Come work with us building microscopes astrazeneca.wd3.myworkdayjob…
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Niemals vergessen!
"Heute jähren sich die schrecklichen Ereignisse der Reichspogromnacht zum 85. Mal. Wir gedenken an diesem Tag der Opfer des Nationalsozialismus und stellen uns gegen Gewalt und Terror."
Zum Statement von Dr. Hubertus Hess-Grunewald ➡️ svw.de/GedenkenPogrom
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Tune into this month's Protocol Particulars to hear from @PD_BrainMap's @JCBreiter about his protocol, Free-floating Mouse Brain Immunohistochemisty.
Join us and check out the fifth episode of #ASAP's Protocol Particulars! #PDresearch #OpenScience
youtube.com/watch?v=c7DCf4tj…
Do come along on Tuesday! It's going to be a very interesting debate and a fantatstic opprtunity to meet many excellent young researchers. See you there! – at Cambridge, England
❗️Happening Tuesday❗️
Interested in a panel seminar on how rapid progress in digital technology affects our mental states? Join our seminar on Tuesday, 24th!
We have excellent speakers lined up and there's a drinks/networking reception afterwards🥂
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Great (fully funded) PhD opportunity in our lab! If you like microscopy and antibodies just like I do, check it out!
Happy to answer any questions :) – at Cambridge, England
Come by for the first Neurotalk of the year! We have some really interesting talks on tonight! Plus it's a great way to meet people doing Neuroscience in Cambridge! See you tonight!
7pm @ The Cambridge Tap – at Cambridge, England
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First Neurotalk of the academic year! Join us at the Cambridge tap on Tuesday the 10th of October from 7pm. We will hear from three exciting speakers all about emotions! 🎭
This event is open to anyone and will double as a welcome party to new and old friends of CamBrain alike! – at Cambridge, England
Come join us and meet Neuroscientists from all across the board! Any questions just shoot me a message :)
Come Join our Neuroethics seminar! This is going to be a very timely discussion hosted by the wonderful @psalmotoxin on a topic that affects us all! Digitalisation is all-encompassing, but can our brains keep up? Is it all to the detriment of our mental health? See you there! – at Cambridge, England
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WELCOME BACK TO ANOTHER YEAR OF CAMBRAIN!
Join us at our Welcome (back) party and first Neurotalks of the year 7pm Tues 10 October @ The Cambridge Tap 🍻🥳
Our theme this month is Emotion - keep your eyes peeled next week to see who our fantastic speakers are 🧐
Excellent thread detailing the detrimental effect the increase of visa costs will have on the quality of research and education at UK universities. – at Cambridge, England
Point 1001 on the list of why the UK has become so incredibly unattractive to young, talanted and qualified people from abroad (especially the EU) after brexit: – at Cambridge, England
How are the govt going to fund paying public sector workers more?
'The fee for migrants applying for visas and accessing the NHS will go up - that will raise over £1bn,' Rishi Sunak explains.
trib.al/V3uq6gO
📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602
I am German, moved to the Netherlands to study at university and have now moved to post-brexit UK for a PhD. I like a lot of things about England. All these policies are doing is making the UK deeply unatracctive as a place to settle for me and other Europeans in my position. – at Cambridge, England
Late-night rant over. Food for thought I hope @RishiSunak.
@euromove @youngeuromove @youngeuropean – at Cambridge, England